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Softer lenses come into their own when you print the photo and look at them from a distance...that is when they "glow" if you will...hard to get that from a monitor screen unless the picture takes up the full screen and you stand about 10 feet away from it.

I hear you though...sharpness is in nowadays...I'm old fashioned and like the softer portraits...sharp is to clinical and sterile (for portraits/people pictures) for me.
 
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​Uh oh you all I am digging through my archives for the first time in quite a while... :)

This one is about 3 years ago...I grew up around and was taught and raised by some of the neatest folks and as such I guess I am pretty blessed...I also grew up around some of the baddest @ss cars ever made...this car has been around me for going on about 35 years now...I have seen it go through many permutations...black...red...knock offs...ralleys...slicks..you name it...327/350 4 speed all factory except for nowadays she is running headers, old school Brownfield aluminum angle plug heads, and a Holley of course.

Note - You really just can't shoot a car in a garage with a 50 even with full frame ;)


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Yeah though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death I will fear no evil...because Ma Deuce is still the meanest b!tch in the valley! :)

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I'd love to have anything remotely similar to that in my backyard...it'd have a darkroom in the middle of it! :)

The harsh light on the steps and the mashed up DOF from the long lens and the vanishing point perspective are strong elements in this one.

It is a true HDR shot BTW. ;)
 
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Eye-level said:
I'd love to have anything remotely similar to that in my backyard...it'd have a darkroom in the middle of it! :)

The harsh light on the steps and the mashed up DOF from the long lens and the vanishing point perspective are strong elements in this one.

It is a true HDR shot BTW. ;)
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It looks like some of the old ruins in Mexico.
 
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Eye-level said:
This is Douglass who is a local c store clerk...cooks some mean catfish and doesn't care to much for cars because he rides a bike everywhere...



This is Emmitt...Emmitt will tell you don't worry the big man is in charge and he takes care of business... :)

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I love thes pics too. So really out of life. Great
 
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