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As promised, some of the first pics I took with my D60. In other words, some of the first pics I've ever taken with a DSLR.
Old Iron ![]() Old Yeller ![]() Z ![]() Feel free to C&C. I wish I could have driven that Willys panel van somewhere nice to take some shots. As an aside, can anyone suggest how I bring out the V-Dub reflection in the Z28 without also enhancing the badly orange peeled paint job? Rod |
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Very Nice series lovin the perspective on the Old Iron mind you still shiny ! and the Panel van I will have a go at the Z for you but I am no expert but willing to try
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I have no idea how to enhance the reflection but it obvious that it is a vw bug in the reflection......it works as is
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Your first shot is really done well. I like them all. The Z28 with the reflection is great. Is the VW wondering what it would be like to be a big boy or visa versa?
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Thanks for the kind words, much appreciated. I suspect you'll be seeing more of that old stack in the future, as well as the cattle pasture, as they're both mine.
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