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64 FalconI haven't posted anything for a while and now have a backlog of stuff so I will start with these and see how we go.
C+C most appreciated
Hi mate, nice place to start. Is the '64 yours?
I like the saturation levels in 1. You've metered niceley for the sky and car, with nice clear reflections on the falcon. I don't know if you've done much pping to this image, but it has a nice 1960's feel to it. Well done. I also like the second image. Detail shots are good, with many people not paying enough attention to the smaller details of cars. I would be tempted to fix the 'blue oval' in PS, as it's a bit chipped. You've done well to keep your reflection out of the image. Nice mate. 2x D700, 2x D2h, lenses, speedlights, studio, pelican cases, tripods, monopods, patridges, pear trees etc etc
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No not mine unfortunatly, it was parked on Stokes Wharf in Darwin when I was there recently.
Only PP done was to up the Saturation and sharpen the image up a touch. Thanks for the comments Rod
Interesting; that's something that I absolutely would not do. I think that the chip is a part of its patina, and needs to be recorded, rather than "fixed". Mind you, I do have an issue with the concept of wire wheels on a Falcon of that vintage. Any vintage, really. g.
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