learle wrote:
What a great subject to walk around getting different views. Lovely in b&w.
Thanks so much! You know how it is - once you find a subject like this it's hard to put the camera down! I really enjoy finding rusty old treasures like this. Every side of that truck had a story to tell!
Great set! Lighting is perfect, difficult to pick a fav.
We have family in central Oregon and I often go vehicle "hunting" during our visits, so many trophies to be found. The high desert climate helps, both for structures and vehicles.
I missed these on my 1st pass Scott! These are indeed spectacular!!! Beautiful sheen to each composition!
Lovely setting to find this relic also! Just love it when one finds a hidden beauty!
SUPER photography Scott!
Dan
douter wrote:
Really nice treatment of this relic, Scott!
Douglas
Douglas, thank you for the kind words! On most of these I used Nik Silver Efex. I like the results I get from that. I also tried the new Adaptive B&W profile in LR but found Silver Efex more to my liking.
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Bob Jarman wrote:
Great set! Lighting is perfect, difficult to pick a fav.
We have family in central Oregon and I often go vehicle "hunting" during our visits, so many trophies to be found. The high desert climate helps, both for structures and vehicles.
Best,
Bob
Thanks Bob! I love finding treasure like this. Glad you find it fun and inspiring too!
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Danpbphoto wrote:
I missed these on my 1st pass Scott! These are indeed spectacular!!! Beautiful sheen to each composition!
Lovely setting to find this relic also! Just love it when one finds a hidden beauty!
SUPER photography Scott!
Dan
You're too kind Dan, thank you! I had a hard time choosing out of these an image for this week's challenge. I still think I like the first one best, which is what I went with!
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jon.oman wrote:
I love these old trucks! You did a great job creating these images!
Thank you Jon, these old trucks really have a way of pulling you in! I could have spent even more time there. Glad that the images resonate with you and thanks for your feedback.
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Danpbphoto wrote:
On my 30" calibrated monitor these are much more impressive Scott!
Dan
Awesome Dan, love hearing that! These definitely shine more on the bigger screen. Sometimes I'm underwhelmed when I view them on a phone screen. Thank you!
adventure_photo wrote:
Douglas, thank you for the kind words! On most of these I used Nik Silver Efex. I like the results I get from that. I also tried the new Adaptive B&W profile in LR but found Silver Efex more to my liking.
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Thanks Bob! I love finding treasure like this. Glad you find it fun and inspiring too!
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You're too kind Dan, thank you! I had a hard time choosing out of these an image for this week's challenge. I still think I like the first one best, which is what I went with!
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Thank you Jon, these old trucks really have a way of pulling you in! I could have spent even more time there. Glad that the images resonate with you and thanks for your feedback.
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Awesome Dan, love hearing that! These definitely shine more on the bigger screen. Sometimes I'm underwhelmed when I view them on a phone screen. Thank you!...Show more →
My 1st view is always in the morning after getting coffee for Suzanne and myself. I use her Mac 16" laptop and the screen is rather small. I just don't get a good view of an image.
But in my "workshop" I have a 27" and 30" calibrated monitors and WOW!!!
What a difference in all aspects of viewing an image file!
Again SUPER job Scott!
Dan
CDalessandro wrote:
Fantastic find and well done! Beautiful B&W!
Carol
Carol, thank you so much! I really appreciate the kind words. The scene came together and I lucked out with the light. The truck is actually pretty cool looking in color too, but it just begged to be captured in b&w!
