Black Magic - 1991 Bonneville SSE
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Black Magic - 1991 Bonneville SSE
Hey all... as promised... here are some pix of my Bonnie....
First.... her first photo.... way back in August 1991
Now how she looks today.... tried to re-create the shot....
For many more photos... visit my website...
http://rubix.ca/bonnie/images/
56k users beware... most images are 1600x1200
I'll downsize some of my favorites and post them here later....
First.... her first photo.... way back in August 1991
Now how she looks today.... tried to re-create the shot....
For many more photos... visit my website...
http://rubix.ca/bonnie/images/
56k users beware... most images are 1600x1200
I'll downsize some of my favorites and post them here later....
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Originally Posted by BonneAlien
Thats a tight photo sequence...and nice black magic car...perfect name ..time for me to go to work and try and do that also..thanks for the idea bud.
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Yea it'* definately worth the photo (provided you don't drop your camera)
I'd suggest a nice open road, NO CARS, they ruin the shot and bring along someone you trust to grab the wheel if needed. Also be careful not to drift over the center line (it would look like you were a bad driver )
Try different shutter speeds too, if you camera supports it... gives it a type of motion blurr.
Look what you started alien.... now there'* a whole bunch of drivers leaning out the windows with cameras for that great tire shot.
I'd suggest a nice open road, NO CARS, they ruin the shot and bring along someone you trust to grab the wheel if needed. Also be careful not to drift over the center line (it would look like you were a bad driver )
Try different shutter speeds too, if you camera supports it... gives it a type of motion blurr.
Look what you started alien.... now there'* a whole bunch of drivers leaning out the windows with cameras for that great tire shot.
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I only have one problemo. There is a rust spot on my driver door just above the trim. Its not that big, but it was fugly up a very nice shot.
LOL, thats why we have PS.
Way to go Alien...
LOL, thats why we have PS.
Way to go Alien...
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Hrm... 3 options....
1.Possible to take the shot and not have the rust in the frame?
2.Have a friend take a photo from the passangers side...
3.Photoshop, Photoshop, Photoshop
1.Possible to take the shot and not have the rust in the frame?
2.Have a friend take a photo from the passangers side...
3.Photoshop, Photoshop, Photoshop