Posts for: JimmyJohns
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May 10, 2016 06:00:24 #
O.E.M. - Original Equipment Manufacturer i.e; Canon, Nikon
Aftermarket brand - Wasabi
Knock off - a product masquerading as another brand of higher quality. Buyer Beware.
Unbranded - bottom feeder merchandise. Buyer Be Scared.
Aftermarket brand - Wasabi
Knock off - a product masquerading as another brand of higher quality. Buyer Beware.
Unbranded - bottom feeder merchandise. Buyer Be Scared.
Dec 6, 2014 09:54:16 #
Excellent grab BrentHarder! Thanks for the second shot also, it really nails the story for me.
Oct 19, 2014 09:41:25 #
Nice stuff! Great to see the action from that legendary strip. Love the nostalgia floppers too.
Aug 10, 2014 09:29:41 #
Simply stunning portrait!
Like the iconic Afghan girl, hardly anyone will be thinking of the camera details, the exposure or PP.
We enjoy it as it stands.
Bravo - Jimmy.
Like the iconic Afghan girl, hardly anyone will be thinking of the camera details, the exposure or PP.
We enjoy it as it stands.
Bravo - Jimmy.
Aug 5, 2014 23:03:31 #
Perhaps the D7100 menu has an ON/OFF control for the adapter? - Just a thought - Jimmy.
Jul 17, 2014 05:27:07 #
Thank you for your kind words Sue, they are fascinating to me too. -Jimmy
sailorsmom wrote:
I love looking closely at how much work they put into building their nests, Jimmy! An amazing job!
Jul 14, 2014 22:14:05 #
The setting sun cast a strange orange glow over the nest tonight, which made the scene a natural for black & white in raw...
it's family of mother robin and two chicks long gone.
it's family of mother robin and two chicks long gone.
Jul 13, 2014 20:17:44 #
Adorable! 1st one for me in a beautiful frame on her wall. -Jimmy
Jul 12, 2014 21:57:44 #
wetaft you should haul that 3100 pickup out of there and show it some Love! Beautiful images - Jimmy
wetaft wrote:
Two early 50s model Chevrolets near Ojo Caliente, New Mexico.
Jul 9, 2014 23:52:59 #
motorman wrote:
might be for track leveling. like the detail shot
You nailed it motorman: url]http://www.harscorail.com/equipment/surfacing/mark-iv-tamper.html[/url
Great shots! The detail work is amazing. -Jimmy
Jul 6, 2014 21:54:05 #
Jul 6, 2014 17:36:57 #
jsmangis wrote:
I know what you mean. My first was a metallic blue 66 Mustang 6cyl 3spd coupe with the sprint package(I still have the wire wheel hubcaps). My dad and I bought it for $2000 in August of 1967. Over the next two years, I broke every gear in the T96 transmission and put various dents in all four corners. A wet highway, and a 65 Galaxie making a panic stop in front of me ended her life. She was gone, but she did introduce me to my bride, and we were married for 45 years.
Awesome story jsmangis, they do bring back memories of great rides, cheap gas and simpler times...
Jul 5, 2014 23:15:13 #
I know what you mean about the stand-up 3/4 shot. At the Nationals, all the cell-photographers were lining up for that snapshot of the new Z/28. I think everyone on the road knows what the current Camaro looks like so I took a different view.
I wanted a Mustang to be my 1st car in 1974. 6 months of hitchhiking to work after school netted a Rangoon Red `65 2+2 fastback for (you guessed it) $450.00. I scattered 2 transmissions in 2 weeks, pulled the engine for my second `Stang and sold the body for a mere seventy-five dollars. :roll: Like girlfriends, you never forget your first one.
I wanted a Mustang to be my 1st car in 1974. 6 months of hitchhiking to work after school netted a Rangoon Red `65 2+2 fastback for (you guessed it) $450.00. I scattered 2 transmissions in 2 weeks, pulled the engine for my second `Stang and sold the body for a mere seventy-five dollars. :roll: Like girlfriends, you never forget your first one.
KTJohnson wrote:
Glad to see you're enjoying the cars. I try to ge... (show quote)
Jul 5, 2014 22:20:08 #
Thanks KT, I've got to get up there for your shows.
They all look to be original or restored to original specs. down to the correct body trim. 60's cars this amazing should be preserved not customized IMO. Aftermarket wheels are ok, just each owner's preference and easily changed back to O.E.
As for your technique, the details I noticed of that rare big block `vert are not always apparent in photos of the first Camaros.
So again great work and bring on more of the eye candy. 8-)
They all look to be original or restored to original specs. down to the correct body trim. 60's cars this amazing should be preserved not customized IMO. Aftermarket wheels are ok, just each owner's preference and easily changed back to O.E.
As for your technique, the details I noticed of that rare big block `vert are not always apparent in photos of the first Camaros.
So again great work and bring on more of the eye candy. 8-)