Posts for: GH2man
Aug 13, 2014 19:10:05 #
Still laughing about that one.
SonnyE wrote:
Beautiful!
But something else.... I think your neighbors place washed away.
There's a river there now.
Glad it didn't take your cherry truck away. :D
But something else.... I think your neighbors place washed away.
There's a river there now.
Glad it didn't take your cherry truck away. :D
Aug 13, 2014 18:46:55 #
I'm sorry.....I don't like the blue bow tie they put on everything which matched nothing (they later moved it to the grille). I am from the era of leading in (old term when they did use lead). I still have the emblem somewhere.
Erv wrote:
Nice ride GH!!! Great job on the restore. Why didn't the bow tie make it back on? I had a 64 I fixed up and a 58. Now I am working on a 78 Ford f250. Never can find time right now though.
Erv
Erv
Aug 13, 2014 18:39:11 #
Look at the split rims, big tires, big bumpers, big mirrors and don't forget the gun rack (right off the farm).
Whuff wrote:
Nice improvement in both the truck and the photography.
Walt
Walt
Aug 13, 2014 18:19:29 #
My photo techniques have changed over the last thirty years
Feb 9, 2014 19:55:33 #
Dec 27, 2013 21:57:46 #
It's so nice to have a bright, crisp, in focus photo which we all strive for. This is not one of those, but the best I could do with low light, hand held, 1/15th sec. and 6400 ISO. But I like it.
Santa
Sep 28, 2013 11:07:37 #
I like dahlias................I have thirty four varieties along my driveway.
Silhouette
Sep 12, 2013 18:09:18 #
I have a lot of dahlias in my yard. We are getting to the end of the season so I thought I better get taking pictures.
Silhouette
Sep 9, 2013 12:17:04 #
Forgiveness is the fragrance that the violet sheds on the heel that has crushed it.
Mark Twain
Mark Twain
Sep 7, 2013 11:54:07 #
I was looking on line yesterday at band saws at Home Depot. Immediately an add for a band saw appeared on Facebook.
Larry
Larry
Aug 29, 2013 12:10:47 #
I did not use the portrait view as it was hung up with bailing wire and kind of time consuming to change and the people did not show up in any order to get their picture taken. The size of this frame is 20 by 24 outside dimension and 12 by 16 inside the matte. Here is a picture of the back side showing the masonite matte held in by scrap wood. It's quite sturdy for traveling.
Larry
Larry
SqBear wrote:
GH2man, thanks for the reply and additional information. Did you use the "portrait" side of the frame? If so, perhaps for the singles in the class?
What is the overall size of the frame and the inside of the matte?
Still a great idea and I bet you had fun as did the class mates with them being the attraction as well!!
Thanks again
DaveP
What is the overall size of the frame and the inside of the matte?
Still a great idea and I bet you had fun as did the class mates with them being the attraction as well!!
Thanks again
DaveP
Back of frame
Aug 28, 2013 22:48:47 #
The other screw eye was to be able to hang the frame vertically if needed. I didn't find being not level a problem. In PSE 10 I would first level it then crop. In the original photo you can see that the frame is not quite level.
Larry
Larry
SqBear wrote:
GH2 . . ANOTHER GREAT idea worth stealing and I a... (show quote)
Aug 28, 2013 15:59:44 #
I just returned from my 50th class reunion and used this frame to take portraits.
Hung on clothesline
Cropped
Original
Aug 13, 2013 20:46:51 #
No, I did build it. It stopped working a few years ago and it cost me as much to fix it as the original cost of the clock.
tlbuljac wrote:
[/quote]What??? You still have the "kit" today? Why haven't you built it yet!!!!!quote=GH2man]Very nice clocks. Do you remember the advertisements on the back of "Popular Mechanics" in the sixties to build your own grandfather clock? The solid walnut case was $99.00 and the movement was $99.00. I sent for the kit from Emperor clock Co. in Fairhope Alabama. I still have it today.
Larry
Larry
Grandfather clock
Aug 13, 2013 19:13:40 #
Very nice clocks. Do you remember the advertisements on the back of "Popular Mechanics" in the sixties to build your own grandfather clock? The solid walnut case was $99.00 and the movement was $99.00. I sent for the kit from Emperor clock Co. in Fairhope Alabama. I still have it today.
Larry
Larry