The Official TB Photography Thread

[FL Knifemaker]

The space shuttle from my back yard.

 

[FL Knifemaker]

Out standing in the field of aerial photography

 

[BobWestbrook]

Here's a graveyard shot I did.

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[BobWestbrook]

Here's one from my brother's wedding. His wife has a circus arts business, and this is one of their performers. The reception was held in an old barn.

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[BobWestbrook]

Another of mine

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[BobWestbrook]

An old abandoned house in Nebraska, with artistic post-processing.

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[Marlat]

Some old and new stuff:

 

[BobWestbrook]

Lakeside shot of my father and step-mother, with artistic post-processing

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[jakelly]

P.S. Does anyone know what year that Packard is?

Looks like it could be a '52 or '53. Hard for me to tell, because Packard only did subtle changes between '51 and '54.

 

[jakelly]

An old abandoned house in Nebraska, with artistic post-processing.

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That's very cool. If you know anything about old postcards, there's a type called "linen" postcards popular in the 30's and 40's, maybe even into the 50's. They were colored a lot like your photo.

 

[BobWestbrook]

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[Tommygunn]

My brother, I think is going to loan/give me his old Kodak camera. I don't know much about cameras but it's a pro one, big lens and everything. He bought it for a photography class (one of the required classes for what he's taking) and so he's done with the class and it just sits and collects dust. He was talking about giving it to me since I borrow it so much for taking pics of my basses. Anyways, here is a pic taken with it

(After photobucket ate the quality)

 

[Auzzie-Phoenix]

nothing wrong with the quality, however a polarized filter would have made it a bit more crisp and cut out some of the reflective glare coming off the bass.

 

[Ívar Þórólfsson]

Some old and new stuff:

This one is from Iceland I see!

I recognize the mountain in the background, Esjan

 

[Michael Jewels]

Looks like it could be a '52 or '53. Hard for me to tell, because Packard only did subtle changes between '51 and '54.

Thanks much, jakelly.

I'm glad this thread has been revived.

I've heard it said that most people prefer to look at pictures of other people. Well I think women are the best looking people. So, without further ado, some pretty women.
Three lovely lassies singing karaoke.

Pretty green eyes.

Summertime!

Our SVT is broken; can any of you big, strong guys come up and take a look at it - tonight?

Miss, can you tell me where the D cup is? UM, TRAIN - I MEANT THE D TRAIN!

Enjoy.

More tomorrow.

Mike

 

[Tommygunn]

nothing wrong with the quality, however a polarized filter would have made it a bit more crisp and cut out some of the reflective glare coming off the bass.

Where does this filter go? Where can I buy one?

Thanks.


The bass is a little sudged it thad photo...

 

[Michael Jewels]

Where does this filter go? Where can I buy one?
Thanks.
The bass is a little sudged it thad photo...

A polarizing filter screws onto the front of a lens. It cuts down on reflections, and makes the colors more saturated.
One place to start looking is here.
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Mike

 

[Tommygunn]

Thanks

 

[Pacman]

Looks like it could be a '52 or '53. Hard for me to tell, because Packard only did subtle changes between '51 and '54.

I'd pin that at 52 or 53. That's a Clipper - my Dad had one of those. (in addition to two others - it's a Packard thing...)