Well, probably not really an antique. More likely a Replicar (but it looks antique!). For once, I had my camera with me, on me, and ready to shoot, when I saw something I wanted a picture of! (Miracles do happen, after all!) This cool car went past as I was walking to my own vehicle at the Allen, TX public park. I had to take a shot (and then clone the massive electrical pylon out of the photo). B&W and warm filter, and there she is. What a beauty!
Wednesday, January 14, 2009
12 - Antique
Well, probably not really an antique. More likely a Replicar (but it looks antique!). For once, I had my camera with me, on me, and ready to shoot, when I saw something I wanted a picture of! (Miracles do happen, after all!) This cool car went past as I was walking to my own vehicle at the Allen, TX public park. I had to take a shot (and then clone the massive electrical pylon out of the photo). B&W and warm filter, and there she is. What a beauty!
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Great antiquing technique - makes this image look really authentic! Cool effect (and nice car)! Way to have your camera!
ReplyDeleteI agree the sepia coloring works well. I just take my camera bag now like its my purse, in fact I have almost left my purse, but not my camera.
ReplyDeleteNice shot! It really does look like an antique photo of the car instead of a current photo of an antique car. Cool!
ReplyDeleteExcellent - great processing, certainly looks like the real thing.
ReplyDeleteObviously taken with an antique Box Brownie camera. Terrific how those old things still work, (Like some of us I guess.
ReplyDeleteLove the sepia. I'm hoping it's a real antique. At any rate, it's interesting.
ReplyDeleteNice PS work! What a fun looking car!
ReplyDeleteGreat shot looks like it was taken years and years ago! great job with the sepia works wonderful
ReplyDeleteThe car may not be an antique, and we know that the photo isn't--but they both certainly SEEM like the real thing!
ReplyDeleteGreat shot! It does pay off to always have a camera with you!
ReplyDeleteMadelaine
Great Antique. My camera bag weighs more and more as the lens become more plentyful. Now I need me a P & S.
ReplyDeleteIsn't it fun when you happen upon just the right subject and you HAVE your camera! I have been taking my smaller one out with me when I go anywhere. The bigger one goes on photoshoots (drives around the town looking for fascinating subjects) and I carry my monopod with me then.
ReplyDeleteThat looks TERRIFIC!
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