the 67-72 artistic shots thread

[Lerch1145]

Another

[collin70k/20]

Here are some shots of my 1970 k/20 p/u.

[69-72]

Playing around with an ND filter. May have to look into trying this again some time for a better shot

[Sicklajoie]

Niner

[LMREESE]

This one was an accident but it turned out pretty cool.

[Ekliptix]

My 72 Super. Dark olive green. 30 second exposure + a flashlight to 'paint' light on the truck in a dark garage.

Mode: Manual
Shutter speed: 30 seconds
Aperture: 5.6
ISO: 100
White Balance: flourescent.

As it sits.


Lowered (photoshop)


Up sized the wheels a lot for fun, maybe too much haha.


And a couple of my Dad's 71 big block.

[doo142]

You pics are very nice , but the last one is way cool!!

[knomadd]

Originally Posted by Ekliptix

Hey Graham, Love this shot! How's Canada treating you?

[RickDeVon]

A Girl and her dad's Old Truck...

[Ekliptix]

Originally Posted by 65 C20

Ekliptix, i like that colour of Green you have.
Good camera work in your shop.
I see you are from TX and are flying a Canadian flag ?

I live in Houston for the last 4 years. Just moved back to Canada (Calgary), which is home. Photo was taken in Houston. Loved my time there. Great people and what a car scene!

Originally Posted by knomadd

Hey Graham, Love this shot! How's Canada treating you?

Duane man, I can't complain. Family is all up here, already have a great local girl, been spending time out in the rocky mountains. The only problem is the truck is parked for the winter. Actually, I'm dropping it off at a nearby shop in 2 weeks for for an engine swap. It'll be a long winter waiting for the snow to melt and get 'er back out on the streets. I sure miss our C10 club meets down there. Really glad to have met y'all.

[bruceman1968]

Originally Posted by Ekliptix

My 72 Super. Dark olive green. 30 second exposure + a flashlight to 'paint' light on the truck in a dark garage.

Mode: Manual
Shutter speed: 30 seconds
Aperture: 5.6
ISO: 100
White Balance: flourescent.

Ekliptix, What a amazing shot(post#716). I had never heard of light painting before. I sent your pic to my brother who is a amateur photographer and he told me about light painting. Lucky for me he came here for the holidays and brought his camera gear with him. He and I spent several fun nights trying to do light painting. We had a blast together and I now have a new hobby. Your pic is just awesome and I thank you for posting it and introducing me to light painting. Here is a shot that my brother and I did. We took several exposures at 1 second shutter speed and moved the different lights around the scene each time. I stacked the shots in Photoshop and added some clarity in camera raw.

[Mayo]

Originally Posted by bruceman1968

Ekliptix, What a amazing shot(post#716). I had never heard of light painting before. I sent your pic to my brother who is a amateur photographer and he told me about light painting. Lucky for me he came here for the holidays and brought his camera gear with him. He and I spent several fun filled nights trying to do light painting. We had a blast together and I now have a new hobby. Your pic is just awesome and I thank you for posting it and introducing me to light painting. Here is a shot that my brother and I did. We took several exposures at 1 second shutter speed and moved the different lights around the scene each time. I stacked the shots in Photoshop and added some clarity in camera raw.
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Nice pic, I might have to get a tripod eventually so I can try this.

[Yooper truck]

I enjoy taking pictures of vehicles in their state of decay. Recently I discovered this 68 Chevy in a shed near my home. I would like to locate the owner so I can take some better pics and find out what his plans are for the truck.

[Ekliptix]

Originally Posted by bruceman1968

Ekliptix, What a amazing shot(post#716). I had never heard of light painting before. I sent your pic to my brother who is a amateur photographer and he told me about light painting. Lucky for me he came here for the holidays and brought his camera gear with him. He and I spent several fun nights trying to do light painting. We had a blast together and I now have a new hobby. Your pic is just awesome and I thank you for posting it and introducing me to light painting. Here is a shot that my brother and I did. We took several exposures at 1 second shutter speed and moved the different lights around the scene each time. I stacked the shots in Photoshop and added some clarity in camera raw.
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Bruce, great photo and hell yes it sure is fun, eh? Glad I helped get the creative juices flowing for y'all.

[bruceman1968]

Originally Posted by Ekliptix

Bruce, great photo and hell yes it sure is fun, eh? Glad I helped get the creative juices flowing for y'all.

You sure did! I'm working on longer exposure times (30 seconds or more) and more "painting" with a flashlight. I used a 48" florescent shop light and a stage/theater light for that photo. Both were 110V.

[hdff]

Originally Posted by Ekliptix

My 72 Super. Dark olive green. 30 second exposure + a flashlight to 'paint' light on the truck in a dark garage.

Mode: Manual
Shutter speed: 30 seconds
Aperture: 5.6
ISO: 100
White Balance: flourescent.

As it sits.

Man I love this truck! I kick myself in the balls that I didn't get an opportunity to see it and meet you before you moved back north of the border. hope all is going well up there..

keith

[Andy4639]

Mine sitting in the garage!

[72 Copper C-10]

I'll play along, here are a few of mine

[72 Copper C-10]

A few more....

[55chevy]

Try to duplicate the rusty shadow effect, no idea how this happened, four years in the Florida sun. Maybe I should lightly whiten the letters like I did 8 years ago.

Hey look, a river in the background.

[hamjet]

Buttoning up a late night engine swap..

[kentucky_smith]

[CaliCode]

[CanadianK10]

Have a couple good ones from playing around with the filters on my phone

- Adam

[luke1968c10]

I took this one on a foggy morning at work. Does this qualify as artistic?