Cobra at Bob's
Posted: Mon Sep 19, 2011 10:12 am
I thought many of you would appreciate a photo I took this past weekend...
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Re: Cobra at Bob's
Posted: Mon Sep 19, 2011 11:00 am
Sweeeeeeeet.
Re: Cobra at Bob's
Posted: Mon Sep 19, 2011 11:12 am
Reversed image you post processing cheater! 
Jay W
Jay W
Re: Cobra at Bob's
Posted: Mon Sep 19, 2011 12:03 pm
Ansel Adams is offended.
Re: Cobra at Bob's
Posted: Mon Sep 19, 2011 4:51 pm
Great shot!
Re: Cobra at Bob's
Posted: Mon Sep 19, 2011 5:11 pm
Ansel Adams was looking backwards through the negatives! Actually, Adams did so much post-processing that I consider him more artist than photographer. Nice images but but I regard straight-out-of-camera images higher.
This shot, other than the crop, the horizontal flip, and (I'll admit) photoshopping out a handicap parking sign on the far wall, is straight out of camera. I wish I had a tripod with me so I could have shot it at ISO100. It was an entertaining exercise to walk all around the car looking for good reflections of the sign in every body space.
This shot, other than the crop, the horizontal flip, and (I'll admit) photoshopping out a handicap parking sign on the far wall, is straight out of camera. I wish I had a tripod with me so I could have shot it at ISO100. It was an entertaining exercise to walk all around the car looking for good reflections of the sign in every body space.
Re: Cobra at Bob's
Posted: Tue Oct 18, 2011 10:03 am
Great shot! I miss saturday nights at Bob's. I remember years back someone showed up in a super comp dragster with a police escortWill Kalman wrote:Ansel Adams was looking backwards through the negatives! Actually, Adams did so much post-processing that I consider him more artist than photographer. Nice images but but I regard straight-out-of-camera images higher.
This shot, other than the crop, the horizontal flip, and (I'll admit) photoshopping out a handicap parking sign on the far wall, is straight out of camera. I wish I had a tripod with me so I could have shot it at ISO100. It was an entertaining exercise to walk all around the car looking for good reflections of the sign in every body space.
And just my opinion, but photojournalists should only be the ones concerned with "straight-out-of-camera images". Photographers/Artists should use all the tools available to create their vision and to never be limited. Embrace Photoshop people!
Re: Cobra at Bob's
Posted: Fri Oct 28, 2011 7:56 am
Very Nice!
Use Noise Reduction on "grainy" night shots of cars ... makes the body panels very clean and slick.
Looking forward to seeing my tenant's '65 Cobra ... supposedly finished being restored in a couple of months
Use Noise Reduction on "grainy" night shots of cars ... makes the body panels very clean and slick.
Looking forward to seeing my tenant's '65 Cobra ... supposedly finished being restored in a couple of months