evangilder
"Shooter"
Neat stuff. It reminds me of my days growing up in the midwest with the barns with advertising on them for things like Beech-Nut Chewing tobacco.
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wheelsup_cavu
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Nothing much has changed.
The last time I was in the midwest (2004) they still were doing that to the barns.
Especially the ones along a major freeway.
I like this one the best Aaron.
http://www.ww2aircraft.net/forum/at...1-brooks-photos-img_7330-legal-resized-25.jpg
It looks like it's been through hell but it's still standing.
Wheels
Vic Balshaw
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Brilliant shots Aaron, it kind of looks all dried frosted out after all that snow
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Aaron Brooks Wolters
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Thank you Dave and I agree. I would really liked to have seen this area before it was settled. That would be amazing. With all the garbage that's tossed every where it can really take away from the beauty of this area.
Thank you Eric. There are still some barns with ads on them down around where I work but with all the powerlines and trash they are not very picturesque.
Thank you Wheels. I had a lot of trouble getting the settings correct on that shot. Even though the sun was out there was a thin layer of clouds that acted like a florescent light. That just gave me an idea. Change my lighting setting to florescent. ( What an idiot!) Any way, I ran that shot through PSE7 and darkened the shading just a hair and it helped but the shot still looks to flat to me. Sorry to rant. And again, thank you for taking the time to browse.
Thank you Vic.Brilliant shots Aaron, it kind of looks all dried frosted out after all that snow
evangilder
"Shooter"
I don't think you could go wrong with either Canon or Nikon. They are both excellent and both have a ton of equipment made for them by other companies (Tokina, Sigma, etc).
Lucky13
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Bl**dy brilliant Aaron!
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Aaron Brooks Wolters
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Shinpachi, I think they have replaced XSi that I have with the XLi but I'm not sure as I cannot find any information on this. But do check them all out before you decide because you might find one you like better and that better fits your needs. 
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GrauGeist
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Hey now...I need to throw in a shameless plug for Pentax!
The K-mount allows me to use other manufacturer's like Sigma, etc...plus the 35 m/m SLR Pentax lenses, too!
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The K-mount allows me to use other manufacturer's like Sigma, etc...plus the 35 m/m SLR Pentax lenses, too!
(we now return you to your regularly scheduled thread)
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Aaron Brooks Wolters
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evangilder
"Shooter"
While you are right about that, Dave, there is just a larger availability of third party products for the Canon and Nikon line. Nothing against the Pentax.
GrauGeist
Generalfeldmarschall zur Luftschiff Abteilung
But...Pentaxes are stylish and hip and all the chicks are after a guy that has one...
At least, that's the word on the street...
At least, that's the word on the street...
evangilder
"Shooter"
So that's why you have to hold them back.
Honestly, there are a lot of good cameras out there and some are better than others. If I had megabucks, I would have a Hasselblad in my case.
While you are right about that, Dave, there is just a larger availability of third party products for the Canon and Nikon line. Nothing against the Pentax.Hey now...I need to throw in a shameless plug for Pentax!
The K-mount allows me to use other manufacturer's like Sigma, etc...plus the 35 m/m SLR Pentax lenses, too!
(we now return you to your regularly scheduled thread)
Yep, certainly true Eric. It is also possible to use the 35mm Canon SLR lenses on the DSLR mounts as well Dave, even on the cropped sensor bodies like the XTi/XSi of course the will work better on the full frame bodies though.
Honestly, there are a lot of good cameras out there and some are better than others. If I had megabucks, I would have a Hasselblad in my case.
Wouldn't we all like a Hasselblad (or a Leica)...
I still want a Leica if my financial condition allows...
Film cameras are popular with the young guys who got bored with the digital ones here. They may be simply seeing them as an antique but I am glad because I can bring my old Nikon with me on the streets with no hesitation, feeling young guys hot eyes
Film cameras are popular with the young guys who got bored with the digital ones here. They may be simply seeing them as an antique but I am glad because I can bring my old Nikon with me on the streets with no hesitation, feeling young guys hot eyes
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Aaron Brooks Wolters
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Ok Lucky, here's a few shots for you. We did a semi-major detail on the car for a customer. I love the color on this vehicle and yes, it is a factory color. The car has a 440 4bbl. automatic with console and bucket seats.
vikingBerserker
Lieutenant General
NICE, and boy does it shine!
mudpuppy
Senior Airman
That is a great looking ride. Are those the stock wheels; painted steel with the small chrome caps?
Derek
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