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It's been a long while since I took some photos so....
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I have been bored most of my life...astuck with computers, cars, and cameras...LOL...so...while others were playing sports I was playing with that stuff...glad to know something came out of it...
[quote=Tuls]the thing I like about the second one is how the building looks kinda like something older than modern....all the bricks and the rigging...heh...
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That's what it is, the unfinished bricks at the top look like some Aztec ruin.
It's funny but we were in a small border town once and all the buildings on the street looked similar...unfinished pillars and rebar shooting out the top of buildings. My friend from the area said that buildings were not taxed by the government until they were completed......therefore none of them ever were!!!! Ingenious!!!
Just because I have something for sunset/rises, I like #2. The scaffolding adds interest.
#1: I like the convergence of hood stripes and reflected streaks on the body. At first I didn't like how dark the car is, a sinister feel, but it grows.
The backlighting in #3 and #4 sucks; it's the bane of video taping. [insert 'barfy' here]
BTW: tonight I looked towards Phoenix and saw color, that when you took #2?
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Just because I have something for sunset/rises, I like #2. The scaffolding adds interest.
#1: I like the convergence of hood stripes and reflected streaks on the body. At first I didn't like how dark the car is, a sinister feel, but it grows.
The backlighting in #3 and #4 sucks; it's the bane of video taping. [insert 'barfy' here]
BTW: tonight I looked towards Phoenix and saw color, that when you took #2?
yes that's when I took it...as for the barfy thing...yeah...I know they suck...but I will return there when lighting is better and you can eat your barf!!!...LOL....
here's an old shot I took of Tuls' car in a building that was going up. It's a little blast from the past but I'm not sure if it ever got posted.
And I don't beleive we have any photos of Mikes car right now...I'll agree w/Tuls on that one...it woudn't be pretty :P