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Some Cars Are Older Than Others
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29 responses to “Some Cars Are Older Than Others”
Wow! is this a painting or manipulated photo?
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A manipulated photo. Originally I made a very shiny HDR – and then later dimmed the effect a little.
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Wow never used HDR myself, gets a great effect.
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Yes, you can do a lot of it. You can mix them differently – so you can have a picture that looks natural, but you can also experiment with unnatural or strong colours.
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Δεν είναι παλιό Rabirius,το μυαλό μας παλιώνει…το συγκεκριμένο αυτοκίνητο μας θυμίζει μια γλυκειά εποχή που χάθηκε ανεπιστρεπτί.
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Έχεις δίκιο. Eυχαριστώ, Selana.
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😮 Has it been abandoned in the wood?
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Actually more in the middle of the city (well, to be more exact, some suburb). It is standing in front of a house in a similar state of ruin…
…and that for at least five years!
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🙂
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I was wondering the same thing as a previous comment: photo, digitally altered photo, or painting in the school of hyperrealism? Very nice!
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Than you very much.
Well, as I mentioned, it was a HDR photo with very extreme colours that I later dimmed down a little.
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Knowing Mercedes, it’ll probably still start first time.
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I don’t know – I never drove one – but you might be right.
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I had a ’67 Mercedes fintail that had done about 200k miles. The beast just didn’t know when to call it a day. 🙂
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That’s brilliant.
My latest car was a Volkswagen – a very old one, but in really good shape – but sadly a truck trashed it and the insurance money wasn’t enough for a decent car…
…so I got a bicycle instead 🙂
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Looks like the hidden get-away car? What are you doing over there : ))
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I would’t say it openly here 🙂
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HAHAHAAAA! Okay….shhhhhhhh !
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🙂
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a mercedes last a lifetime, a lot of these are still running on malaysian roads, incredibly as taxis in the more remote areas.
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I never owned one – though this one is standing there fore more than 5 years now – and it doesn’t look very good anymore – though most likely one can get it to work again somehow.
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Great hdr. Unusual.
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Thank you very much, Ray.
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A domestic tank!
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Exactly 🙂
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Amazing work, congratulations !
Do the initials FSL refer to Frente Sandinista de Libertación (Nacional), and the abandonment of dreams, or is this just one more time the randomness becomes a coauthor ?
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Thank you very much.
Well, the F stands for the city – in this case Frankfurt – and the SL is normally random. Though I think you can pick your letters for some extra cash over here. But thinking that it means Frente Sandinista de Libertación makes the picture a lot more interesting 🙂
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Reblogged this on Maître Renard.
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Thanks for reblogging.
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