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Mar 24, 2024 11:27:20 #

(General Chit-Chat (non-photography talk))

Fear Strikes

bobbyjohn wrote:

b color=blue FEAR STRIKES /color /b br br 200... (show quote)

We just need a few more idiots making super viruses and super soldiers.

One day mother nature will clean house.

Or when Yellowstone blows, all concerns will change drastically in a few minutes to several years.

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Mar 24, 2024 11:15:27 #

(Photo Gallery)

A Chance Encounter

Cany143 wrote:

Shot in b&w, so no, it wasn't converted from color.

Ok, everyone has commented on what a fine shot this is, and I agree.

Am I the only one, knowing where you do most of your photographing, to wonder at what elevation you shot this photo of a SEAshell and wonder how did it get there. Unless someone was carrying it and just dropped it, I know how it got there. So now it's a wonder, to me, as to how it survived all these millennia.

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Mar 21, 2024 14:39:46 #

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The Gull and the Dolphin. Santos Mexico

hdfilmnoir wrote:

The Gull and the Dolphin. Santos Mexico

Neat!
Were they "cruising" together?

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Mar 20, 2024 21:04:50 #

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Some tools from the past

Manglesphoto wrote:

The first knife vintage 2000 ,#2 vintage 1970 If I read the Date codes right

Wow!
First photo is really outstanding.

I have carried a pocket knife since I was, I think, 3 years old. Thinking back, I can remember six in the last 70 years. One is now in the possession of a nephew. The others are somewhere in my house. I have others owned by my Dad and Grandpa. And others never used.

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Mar 5, 2024 14:41:32 #

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All for now

Curmudgeon wrote:

From the show

See the Poppy Red (orange) Mustang convertible setting beside the black Corvette? My friend's Dad bought one of the very first ones in the summer of '63. Poppy Red convertible with white interior, 289 Hi Po floor shifted automatic and "Mag" style wheel covers.

I could tell you some "stories", but someone would probably take the stand that I was feeding everyone B.S.

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Mar 4, 2024 14:29:31 #

(Nude Photography, Boudoir Photography, NSFW, Discussions and Pictures)

On the Colorizing series, 53 and counting....

All right guys. I don't like bird and flower pictures! If I see birds or flowers, or suspect such I don't open. But there's thousands of people who do, so I don't complain,

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Mar 4, 2024 14:23:31 #

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Colorizing - 53

I've been lurking again, and watching the AI develop. I think Rick might be on to something. While the girl looked decent, color wise, I thought her hair was lacking. The background definitely needs human help. I don't know how good your remember is from 50(?) years ago is, but I doubt that the sand, sea, and sky were all that full grey. Throwing in a little tan, green, and blue might help, and help it learn

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Mar 2, 2024 20:07:19 #

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Parked in front of my house

redtooth wrote:

An example of when people had class.

Well said.

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Mar 2, 2024 19:30:54 #

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Parked in front of my house

Curmudgeon wrote:

Nah, it's a power glide, If it was a 4 speed I would

A man after my own heart!

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Feb 10, 2024 16:16:15 #

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Resistance is Futile

goofybruce wrote:

Never took any classes there... Was assigned to the base. Did learn the difference between pica and elite type and how to layout letterpress type...still can read upside down and backwards... Ah to be that age again.

I taught high school drafting for 33 years. Learned to read up side down sideways, backwards, and any other direction. Still do at almost 73.

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Feb 10, 2024 15:38:04 #

(Main Photography Discussion)

Car Parts

The one biggest thing I have learned taking photos of cars at shows is,,,,, patience. There is always going to be others looking at what you want to photograph. Ya just have to wait.

Getting to a small local show an hour or two early helps in looking at the sun and planning when and where to shoot.

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Feb 10, 2024 15:12:09 #

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Car Parts

KTJohnson wrote:

I don't think you're at all alone in this regard. ... (show quote)

Even though I'm not a big fan of the classics, I do appreciate your presentation. The overall shots help to define the close up shots of the details, which may have no meaning without knowing what your looking at. That beautifully engraved door handle by itself...... eh. But as you presented, is impressive, as are the headlights and the interior/ dash board.

And by the way, I have great appreciation of all the work that went into the restoration of that car. And all the work you put into taking, processing, and posting your photos.

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Feb 10, 2024 14:54:15 #

(Main Photography Discussion)

Car Parts

EJMcD wrote:

I very much enjoy photographs of Classic and Custom vehicles. However, closely cropped photos of hood ornaments, grills and tail lights leave me empty. I know that some consider such images to be "artistic" but I like to see the entire vehicle. Am I alone in this regard?

No you are not. I like to see the entire car first and foremost. Then if you want to show some details and close ups that's ok.

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Feb 10, 2024 12:11:29 #

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Looking for a landscape tripod.

bsprague wrote:

What is it that you like about it? The marketing ... (show quote)

I'm curious. What is it about leg flip locks that you do not like. I have two that have twist locks that I find to be time consuming and annoying.

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Feb 9, 2024 12:29:11 #

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Is Sony A9 still worth buying in 2024?