Yes, there was a car show in town today.
Heck, let's include a couple just for the fun of it, rule of thirds or not.
An odd perspective on a 'Vette
One more car off the (very top of) the bucket list.
Saturday, June 9, 2012
Ah, the rule of thirds. The first guildeline I became aware of when I started to take this photographee thing a bit more seriously.
Yes, there was a car show in town today.
Heck, let's include a couple just for the fun of it, rule of thirds or not.
An odd perspective on a 'Vette
One more car off the (very top of) the bucket list.
Yes, there was a car show in town today.
Heck, let's include a couple just for the fun of it, rule of thirds or not.
An odd perspective on a 'Vette
One more car off the (very top of) the bucket list.
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The 50s and 60s cars are so photogenic! I really like how you've captured their uniqueness with names and colors. The bottom pic of the Vette looks a bit fish-eyed. Neat perspective.
ReplyDeleteAnd just to make you jealous, in 1970 my father and I decided to buy a '57 T-Bird for $1600, but he backed out at the last minute stating it was too small. That left me with my $600, so I bought a Triumph TR3. I've been corrupted by all vehicles British since.
Yep. I'm jealous. Either of those are great cars. But you know what a Ford guy I am, so I like the T-Bird even better.
ReplyDeleteThe 'Vette shot is with my widest angle lens. It's not a fisheye, but anything that wide has _some_ distortion.
Oh, excellent choices! At least you had good subject matter to begin with... I was a bit of a car-buff in my teens, put together models and learned to recognize the various makes and years... yeah, NOT a typical girl...
ReplyDeleteGot to admit HD, you do look stylin' in a vintage Bird.
ReplyDeleteDream. Come. True.
ReplyDeleteOn another topic, I'm very pleased with how the starburst effect in the sixth shot turned out. Small aperature apparently does work for that!
I hadn't noticed that until you mentioned it. Yes, it really makes that a COOL shot! We have a '76 T'bird out back, awaiting restoration... it's only been sitting there 15 years... maybe someday someone will drool over it as you do with your 'bird!
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