saw something red #2
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Apr 3, 2012 23:09:19 #
photo guy wrote:
Nice photos. Too bad the car is too far beyond repair. It would put someone in the red trying to redo it.
Yes, you're right. However, some of the parts would be worth a lot to a restorer--esp. the interior. It's amazing what they can do with the originals. A guy with an old pickup told me that he was asked to pay $450 for a side chrome piece hood.Citation wrote:
This was Nan's car when she was in college. It was new then. I wish she had taken better care of it. Of course, all of that Jersey road salt can take it's toll. The garage is where she took it for service. Hope this doesn't make her turn red.
Hope she doesn't kick me off her thread.
Hope she doesn't kick me off her thread.
Nice photos. Too bad the car is too far beyond repair. It would put someone in the red trying to redo it.
Apr 3, 2012 23:36:14 #
Citation wrote:
quote=photo guy quote=Citation This was Nan's ca... (show quote)
That's true. If done right, it could be worth a fortune. I have been amazed to see what even appears to be rusted out and to some people junk parts go for a ton at my local large car show and swap meet. I guess it's the old supply and demand.
Apr 3, 2012 23:37:08 #
vciro wrote:
Studio???? I am truly flattered. It is a sheet of plywood on top of my old pool table. This shot was taken with a tungsten clamp light and a set of Christmas lights in the background for the Bokeh effect. This was a piece of my wife's crystal wear on a piece of black foam core.
I use a Canon Rebel XSi 450d on a tripod, a Canon 60mm Macro Lens, F2.8, 1/4 sec.
I'm glad you liked it. I'm recently retired and trying to get more into photography as a hobby. :wink:
I use a Canon Rebel XSi 450d on a tripod, a Canon 60mm Macro Lens, F2.8, 1/4 sec.
I'm glad you liked it. I'm recently retired and trying to get more into photography as a hobby. :wink:
well ... as usual it seems that the simplle is a rule, BV
Apr 4, 2012 02:18:53 #
Peanut wrote:
A little red...a little ant ;-)
Pg. 183
Peanut you Hibiscus is gorgeous. Good job!!!
Apr 4, 2012 06:40:44 #
Citation, you silly goose. I would never banish you from red
Doesnt matter what you might have said.
But truth be told, I am not that old!
RUSTY MAYBE.....
William I did not know it would be ok to take down
Mamas tree...Got it now thanks to thee.
PJ...oh..well it was toward my evening and I took a bad guess...in a way it makes me happy cuz I woulda been real jealous to know you have both beautiful rises and sets...
DO FIREMAN HAVE THREE HANDS??????
my red for today.....clearance red
Doesnt matter what you might have said.
But truth be told, I am not that old!
RUSTY MAYBE.....
William I did not know it would be ok to take down
Mamas tree...Got it now thanks to thee.
PJ...oh..well it was toward my evening and I took a bad guess...in a way it makes me happy cuz I woulda been real jealous to know you have both beautiful rises and sets...
DO FIREMAN HAVE THREE HANDS??????
my red for today.....clearance red
Apr 4, 2012 07:14:19 #
pjreed wrote:
Hi Rachel, I missed seeing the peacock avatar.
I had a peacock and 3 hens, the cock flew away and now I just have the hens.
Nan, I don't do many sunset pictures, mostly sunrise pics as they are closer. I have to travel to far for the sunsets. :lol:
I had a peacock and 3 hens, the cock flew away and now I just have the hens.
Nan, I don't do many sunset pictures, mostly sunrise pics as they are closer. I have to travel to far for the sunsets. :lol:
thanks, and I love the cup. Made me laugh.
Apr 4, 2012 07:21:19 #
rivernan wrote:
SILVERHAWK found RED ON A HOOK what does that mean breakaway...breakaway from the fish...or stuck in the fish and break away from our line...
SILVERHAWK found RED ON A HOOK what does that mean breakaway...breakaway from the fish...or stuck in the fish and break away from our line...
On this fishing pier, when they are fishing for fish of greater size, they use two fishing poles......they take a long spinning rod or casting rod and cast a weight out as far as they can, they place the pole into a holder already attached to the pier....this provides a line, like a "guywire" on towers, etc....then they attach this sliding attachment to the line and after casting a bait fish(a live fish,usually as big as they have, I've seen them using 12" blue fish) with a casting rod, they clip this line to the attachment.......when the larger fish takes the bait, it pulls the line from the attachment (break away)....here's a photo of the setup....with this method of fishing, they can just sit back and wait for something to take the bait, usually the mackerel, but could be a blue fish, a cobia or shark....the wait can be long and this way they don't have to stand and hold the pole...... :mrgreen:
Apr 4, 2012 07:27:34 #
OK...thanks for all that info...so it breaks away from the second rod and you can still remove a hook and throw back a fish if you want??? Im kinda curious because I live on the river and find lots of lines and hooks hanging from trees, stuck in the mud.ect....we all get a long down here most of the time...but I hate finding the hooks...at least I have not found one stuck to my face yet ( have to know roadrunner to get this).
Apr 4, 2012 07:36:07 #
Give us this day our share of RED
BBQ RED
Vacant Property, Texas
Vacant Property, Texas
Vacant Property, Texas
Apr 4, 2012 07:40:09 #
TWO LEAVES AND A RED PICKUP HOOD
TWO LEAVES AND A RED PICKUP HOOD
Apr 4, 2012 07:41:56 #
silverhawk wrote:
TWO LEAVES AND A RED PICKUP HOOD
Simple and clean, I like it, Bravo. Bv
Apr 4, 2012 08:09:10 #
[quote=Rachel]Ya know Nan, I just realized that I had something kinda red to show. A lizard showing his stuff, has a red throat. I know it's a strech, but I miss ya'll and felt I needed to say hello.
Nan was not the only one it's true, who was glad to see you! Good morning everyone shall we have some fun? Jen
Nan was not the only one it's true, who was glad to see you! Good morning everyone shall we have some fun? Jen
Apr 4, 2012 08:17:58 #
CRAFTS FAIR IN WEST VIRGINIA
CARDINALS BY WEST VIRGINIA CRAFTSMAN
APPLES BY WEST VIRGINIA CRAFTSMAN
Apr 4, 2012 09:28:40 #
rivernan wrote:
Citation, you silly goose. I would never banish yo... (show quote)
Oh Nan, nothing wrong with you that a shot of WD 40 can't loosen. I bought a piece of yard metal art recently just because it had a rusty appearance. Thanks for keeping me.
Apr 4, 2012 09:33:56 #
William wrote:
Simple and clean, I like it, Bravo. Bv
silverhawk wrote:
TWO LEAVES AND A RED PICKUP HOOD
Simple and clean, I like it, Bravo. Bv
Thanks for the nice compliment.......if you'll also notice
the dark places on the hood are the reflections of the tree... :mrgreen:
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