Notes Bright sun just after noon. Canon SX40 HS camera zoomed to around 120 mm..
35 Comments
23 May 13:20
johnt
Celebrating my 7th month of photography and my first little camera (point and shoot) today with a recomposition of my first HDR two months ago. 64' Pontiac Tempest covered in 30 years dust.. oxidation and begging for restoration. Love this little shed with the missing tin roof section the sun excapes through the the never finished wall stain. Growing up rural my kind of place. Ya'll have a good day..!!
23 May 13:22
johnt
Opps.. uploaded the wrong edit a few minutes ago and had to delete. Thanks for the vote on that one arttaker..
23 May 14:20
bessi7
9
23 May 15:05
karl_oparka
Love it John. Your pictures are getting way better.
23 May 15:30
johnt
Thanks Karl.. destined for "also ran" with the likes of you and other experienced on the site. Trying to comprehend layers in PS but very difficult for me with only the help of a book to guide me. But.. nobody told me it would be easy to refine to your de
23 May 15:32
johnt
degree of standard daily issue. :)
23 May 15:52
Randall.Lohr
excellent.
23 May 15:58
ruhri
I really like your take on this one! Great compo.
23 May 16:02
drrach
nice car. Is that a tone mapping? the grain looks a bit coarse in the wood planks, did you tried normal fusion? I can see you made a lot of shots.
23 May 16:18
sanackas
OOOOOh yeahhhhh!!!
23 May 16:45
flipd1
Not bad for a Suuutherna. haha And YES they are getting better...much better.
23 May 17:01
johnt
The inner wall wood siding was cut from southern yellow pine on property and sawmilled about 18 years ago Doc. The outer shed post is an original oak timber from owners fathers farm 100+ years old. The outer layer of 1/4 inch ply outside post was put ther
23 May 17:05
johnt
put there about 8 years ago. All exposed to harsh heat.. humidity and sunlight we get down south in summer.
23 May 17:18
chema
Like this one very much
23 May 17:22
terrace_dr
Good job on this one. I think just a bit more pop with an overlay and turn down the opacity might just give it a deeper finish.
23 May 17:23
vendenis
Total mess out there John, but I like the processing on this one
23 May 17:42
bjosted
I love pontiac's , my best car ever, was a 1970 GTO 375 hp engine, was it fast.............
23 May 18:26
johnt
Haven't grasped the layers yet in PS Doc.. so adjusting on the fly with what I do know about PS so far. I do need to grasp the layers to refine so.. digging on that now.
23 May 18:56
inkslinger
Perfect 4 me John. You are really learning fast. Not that I am any where at the standard of other members on here....
23 May 18:56
digicam
I give you a 9 on the Image and Processing. But another 10 John on the Perspective and the fact that it's everything you described and more.
23 May 19:01
fritzphotography
I love the way you processed this to emphasize the light the way it naturally was when this was taken. Great job
23 May 19:45
rrr
Great shot, no doubt about it.
23 May 20:40
lulahbubb
Great shot John,lot`s of intriguing knick knacks to capture..
23 May 22:18
joe.mohamed.jori
great~
23 May 22:21
rcuello
Cost me over a year to improve with the advice of friends the Creme, if you improved what is seen in 60 days, I do not know what will be within a year.
23 May 23:32
roglowe
tells a story that image... poor car. but she will ride again!
24 May 00:05
sanz3jo
I like it
24 May 12:35
arnie58
I like it!
25 May 04:52
fernandocardozo1
great car, but 2 lines burn
25 May 13:39
coklar
Nice comp.
27 May 09:14
paul_mack
A little rough around the edges John but perfect for the subject.Being South African its hard to find these cars but in my youth I managed to find two V8s,which I loved...:-)
28 May 05:11
euganeus69
Hello Johnt, I didn't see this shot...very nice, I like it!
Celebrating my 7th month of photography and my first little camera (point and shoot) today with a recomposition of my first HDR two months ago. 64' Pontiac Tempest covered in 30 years dust.. oxidation and begging for restoration. Love this little shed with the missing tin roof section the sun excapes through the the never finished wall stain. Growing up rural my kind of place. Ya'll have a good day..!!
Opps.. uploaded the wrong edit a few minutes ago and had to delete. Thanks for the vote on that one arttaker..
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Love it John. Your pictures are getting way better.
Thanks Karl.. destined for "also ran" with the likes of you and other experienced on the site. Trying to comprehend layers in PS but very difficult for me with only the help of a book to guide me. But.. nobody told me it would be easy to refine to your de
degree of standard daily issue. :)
excellent.
I really like your take on this one! Great compo.
nice car. Is that a tone mapping? the grain looks a bit coarse in the wood planks, did you tried normal fusion? I can see you made a lot of shots.
OOOOOh yeahhhhh!!!
Not bad for a Suuutherna. haha And YES they are getting better...much better.
The inner wall wood siding was cut from southern yellow pine on property and sawmilled about 18 years ago Doc. The outer shed post is an original oak timber from owners fathers farm 100+ years old. The outer layer of 1/4 inch ply outside post was put ther
put there about 8 years ago. All exposed to harsh heat.. humidity and sunlight we get down south in summer.
Like this one very much
Good job on this one. I think just a bit more pop with an overlay and turn down the opacity might just give it a deeper finish.
Total mess out there John, but I like the processing on this one
I love pontiac's , my best car ever, was a 1970 GTO 375 hp engine, was it fast.............
Haven't grasped the layers yet in PS Doc.. so adjusting on the fly with what I do know about PS so far. I do need to grasp the layers to refine so.. digging on that now.
Perfect 4 me John. You are really learning fast. Not that I am any where at the standard of other members on here....
I give you a 9 on the Image and Processing. But another 10 John on the Perspective and the fact that it's everything you described and more.
I love the way you processed this to emphasize the light the way it naturally was when this was taken. Great job
Great shot, no doubt about it.
Great shot John,lot`s of intriguing knick knacks to capture..
great~
Cost me over a year to improve with the advice of friends the Creme, if you improved what is seen in 60 days, I do not know what will be within a year.
tells a story that image... poor car. but she will ride again!
I like it
I like it!
great car, but 2 lines burn
Nice comp.
A little rough around the edges John but perfect for the subject.Being South African its hard to find these cars but in my youth I managed to find two V8s,which I loved...:-)
Hello Johnt, I didn't see this shot...very nice, I like it!
Bellissima
I Love it...
great capture and edit - well done