Brooks' Photos

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vikingBerserker said:
NICE, and boy does it shine!
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Thanks VB.
mudpuppy said:
That is a great looking ride. Are those the stock wheels; painted steel with the small chrome caps?
Derek
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Thank you Derek, and to answer your question, body colored wheels were a option and those particular hub caps are 1968 only. I love these cars with this color and this is the second one like this that I've worked on.
evangilder said:
Sweet ride, and great shots of it.
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Thank you Eric. I had to fight the sun but they came out better than I had expected.
Wayne Little said:
Agree with you there Eric....
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Gnomey said:
Sweet ride and nice pictures!
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Thank you Gnomey.
 
Eric, THANK YOU!!!! They were still just a little off but I got really close to how it looked with the naked eye. But hey, I was having fun, nobody else around. Just me, my Maker and the great outdoors.
 
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Gnomey said:
Nce shots!
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Thank you Gnomey.
ontos said:
Great shots Aaron, some more for my collection. 8)
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Thank you Merv.
GrauGeist said:
You bet!

The avatar wasn't difficult and besides, you did all the work by grabbing those great startup shots!
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To me, taking the pictures is the easy part. It's the computer stuff that drives me insane. Oh, wait, I'm already insane.
Geedee said:
Stunning set of shots mate, well done
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Thank you Gary. I'm still learning and having fun.
 
Went out this afternoon in the cool damp and cloudy air and got some more shots on the Creeper trail. Got a few barns to Merv. I was playing with depth of field when I shot through the trees. Not much of a picture but it turned out fair quality wise. Please enjoy.













 
Thank you Eric. I am spending more time and gray matter (of which I do not have much of the latter) trying to find the best angle to shoot from to make the object pop more. I hope it shows.
 
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