Pics of my '60
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Pics of my '60
Hey guys,
Finally got some time to take my '60 out one last time before the weather changed (this was about a month ago). On what was probably the last day of decent weather before winter set in I took my 98 out for a little photo shoot. I put a gallery of the results up on my website at www.montanaphotos.net/olds/ . It was threatening rain, and I had to pack up before I got too many detail shots...but I thought the exterior shots came out nice. Didn't really have time to shoot much inside either. Probably ok though, since it's not done yet
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Anyway, let me know what you think.
Scott
Finally got some time to take my '60 out one last time before the weather changed (this was about a month ago). On what was probably the last day of decent weather before winter set in I took my 98 out for a little photo shoot. I put a gallery of the results up on my website at www.montanaphotos.net/olds/ . It was threatening rain, and I had to pack up before I got too many detail shots...but I thought the exterior shots came out nice. Didn't really have time to shoot much inside either. Probably ok though, since it's not done yet
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Anyway, let me know what you think.
Scott
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Hey thanks guys. The wheels are Torque Thrust IIs...not a unilug. I got these about 8 years ago, so I have no idea if they are still available. Amazingly, the tire shop that put these on even had left hand thread lug nuts for it (!). I wanted some sort of retro-style wheels...thought about original Torque Thrust D wheels, but I think the look of the polished ones better on this car.
#6
Wow, that is nice!! I bet that car rides beautifully down the road. Awsome job on the photographs as well. The vintage plates are a nice detail, way better than Missouri plates. Hats off to you.
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#8
I love stuff like that. I repainted those rockets by hand, with the kind of brush you use on model kits. That rocket is used in a few different places...on the center of the trunk handle, middle of the steering wheel, sides of the passenger side "dash pods", and between the headlights. The Dynamic 88 got a tall "88" in that spot between the headlights...can't remember if the Super 88 got that or the rockets...
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In the spring I'm planning on offering to do this type of shoot for some of the local car clubs, and see if I have any takers. I was thinking I could do a shoot and give them a disk with the files, and have a "menu" of other things they could order...I can get everything from poster size 20x30 prints to calendars to coffee mugs and coffee table books done. Web galleries like the one with my car are easy enough, I could do them too. I'm still working on where I can price it...I need to charge enough to make it worth my time, but don't want to price myself right out of the market. Actually, if I wanted to make money as a photographer, I'd shoot weddings and not old cars LOL. Those guys make some decent money.
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How good are you with photoshop?
I need you to turn this license plate quarter panel and sea of Bondo into this for my calender shoot:
(nice to know someone else is missing the taillight emblems too)
I need you to turn this license plate quarter panel and sea of Bondo into this for my calender shoot:
(nice to know someone else is missing the taillight emblems too)
#12
Scott,
I remember reading in a car magazine about taking pictures of cars. One of the recommendations was to keep the windows rolled up, I think the reasoning was the reflections (usually sky) would be less cluttered than the interior, or something like that. I always thought the opposite though and always rolled down the windows when taking a picture of my cars. Go figure.....
I remember reading in a car magazine about taking pictures of cars. One of the recommendations was to keep the windows rolled up, I think the reasoning was the reflections (usually sky) would be less cluttered than the interior, or something like that. I always thought the opposite though and always rolled down the windows when taking a picture of my cars. Go figure.....
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Scott,
I remember reading in a car magazine about taking pictures of cars. One of the recommendations was to keep the windows rolled up, I think the reasoning was the reflections (usually sky) would be less cluttered than the interior, or something like that. I always thought the opposite though and always rolled down the windows when taking a picture of my cars. Go figure.....
I remember reading in a car magazine about taking pictures of cars. One of the recommendations was to keep the windows rolled up, I think the reasoning was the reflections (usually sky) would be less cluttered than the interior, or something like that. I always thought the opposite though and always rolled down the windows when taking a picture of my cars. Go figure.....
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#16
That is an awsome car! I love 60 full sized cars. I have seen plenty of 60 4 door Super 88s, but I have never seen a 60 2 door. Very cool! ![Smile](https://classicoldsmobile.com/forums/images/smilies/smile.gif)
Don't be modest man! Those are the best pictures I have ever seen that were taken with a 25 year old Polaroid.
Cool pics, good job!
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Don't be modest man! Those are the best pictures I have ever seen that were taken with a 25 year old Polaroid.
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