44th Annual Antique Car Show

[Braineack]

Took my Dad to the annual car show yesterday. We've been going to this ever since I can remember.


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full album here: 44th Annual Antique Car Show

 

[jcdeboever]

Gorgeous renders. Well done.

 

[Peeb]

Fantastic set- loved them all except #3 (dog) and #9 (wood close up). I'm sure the dog was at the show but it just seemed a non sequitur. The 'texture' shot of the wood was a legit image, but just didn't speak to me.

Rest of them were winners, to my eye.

 

[BrentC]

Great set!

 

[Braineack]

Fantastic set- loved them all except #3 (dog) and #9 (wood close up). I'm sure the dog was at the show but it just seemed a non sequitur. The 'texture' shot of the wood was a legit image, but just didn't speak to me.

Rest of them were winners, to my eye.

Thanks, car shows are always tough to just take pictures of cars, so I try to look for unique details/perspectives. The wood was actually an old 1900s truck bed.

All shots were with my Tamron 24-70 @ 2.8-3.2. Still a killer lens.

 

[tirediron]

VERY nice set.

 

[baturn]

Great set!

 

[astroNikon]

Love the # 3 Selfie !!

and #2 is my favorite - red helmet.

 

[Braineack]

and #2 is my favorite - red helmet.

just wish his papers weren't on the seat.

 

[Braineack]

wow this one almost looks like a rendering from Illustrator:


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[Aedai]

All of these are just fantastic

 

[Derrel]

Some nice details from the cars at the show!

 

[Peeb]

Some nice details from the cars at the show!

I know, right? Cars are awesome, but whole-car shots again and again grow wearisome to my eyes. Heaven is in the details.

 

[Braineack]

Heaven is in the details.

Some of those hood ornaments themselves are just insane. Going in there looking for interesting details came with a whole lot of discovery and it really made the show that much more pleasurable.

the first fuelly app concept drawing:


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[Derrel]

1970 milestone: "Man-made fibers make up 56 percent of U.S. textile market." Huh...interesting!