Photo time! (Post your best shots)

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CrownKote said:
Oh so I can show my dirty truck? lol...

Here we go then...


For the most part I even keep my truck shiny on the trail... lol... The guys that wheel with me think I am crazy...
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My Jeep is ether shinny, or completely cover with mud, and usually keep the mud for a couple of week... I'm as proud of the mud, as I am of a freshly polished/waxed Jeep... :props:


CrownKote said:
(BTW the pics of the Jeep are great! How did you do the last few?)
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That is HDR processed with PhotoMatrix Pro.
(high dynamic range imaging (HDRI or just HDR) is a set of techniques that allow a greater dynamic range of luminance between the lightest and darkest areas of an image than current standard digital imaging techniques or photographic methods.)


fancyfootwork said:
Holy post processing HDR on the Jeep. Great photos guys keep them coming.
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Hey, HDR and Jeeps goes with everything... :props:
 
XB70 said:
When the 2005 Mustang broke cover, it proved my choice of 2004 Mach 1 correct. Not only is the 2005 + a poor mix of older Mustang cues brought to you by retro king J Mays, it's been really dumbed down for today's drivers.

For example:
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Owners of 1964 1/2 through 2004 Mustangs can find clutch, brake and accelerator pedals day or night. Evidently, 2005+ Mustang drivers must look down into the foot well to make sure which pedal they're pushing. "Stop? Go? Shift? It's so complicated and I can't see where my feet are supposed to go!" No problem, just check option 30A on the order sheet: Ford Sync Pedal Finder.

Instead of worrying about cellphones and texting, we need to outlaw staring into your foot well while driving. The next step is surely color matched miniature LEDs. One set mounted on the pedals. The other on your shoes! Or, we could mount clutch, brake and accelerator on top of the dash for maximum visibility. Im the MAN
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Actually LOTS of car are now using the interior "mood" lighting. When I went to the MPLS Auto Show this Spring, I couldn't believe how many cars had it.
 
^Yeah, quite a few do these days. Different strokes for different folks, I guess. I like ambient lighting. I usually drive with everything on red at night time.. red light doesn't affect my eyes at night anymore than turning them off. Blue just gives a nice contrast for pictures. Gives great light for vacuuming down there too. It makes any dirt/grass/trash "pop" off the black carpet (you can even see some in that picture). Also, chicks dig it.

& I love that Kona GT500! The background in those pictures is spectacular as well. :xyxthumbs:
 
havnt taken a pic of my car in a while.
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HDR has turned into a plague anymore. its sooo overdone most of the time and its hardly ever used properly..Sorry they just never look good most of the time because people go WAY overboard
 
BobbyG said:
A few shots of my 2004 Z06 Corvette
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Looks like miniature mode? What camera are you using?

05xrunner said:
HDR has turned into a plague anymore. its sooo overdone most of the time and its hardly ever used properly..Sorry they just never look good most of the time because people go WAY overboard
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Very true, hard not to sometimes. What program do you use? Looks good, subtle but proper.
 
BobbyG said:
Hey Eric,

These were shot with a Canon EOS 350D.

The two first photos I used an editing software to create depth of field around the car.
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Ah, now that you point it out I can see the small outline around the car. Either way, cool car, cool photos!
 
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