They were sitting in the truck, talking to a friend who was standing on the side walk. They were just about to drive off when I spotted the old Ford parked near Poseidon's Square in Handen. So through the open window on the passengers side I asked if they could wait for a few minutes so that I could shoot a Brenizer method photo. The owner restores old cars. He bought this 1938 Ford a little over 20 years ago. It was a wreck back then. These days it is a beauty.
15 comments:
It is a real beauty!
Oh, my. What a gorgeous truck. I am very happy that you got to take an equally gorgeous photo of it and that you decided to share it with us. Is a Brenizer method photo difficult to achieve? I need to Google that and see what is involved because if there is any possibility that I could learn to do it, I want to learn to do it!
Great Brenizer,the truck is definitely not a wreck today!
It's a tricky technique Lynette. You use a Prime lens and shoot many close-up photos of a person or an object at a very shallow depth-of-field, in my case f/1.8. You then use PS or any other software to stitch together the photos like you would in a panorama. I am a member of the Brenizer group at flickr where you can find all the information you need.
I like the color - very different and quite elegant. Makes me pine for my 1st car, a 1937 Chevy!
Would look mighty fine in my driveway too.
Would look mighty fine in my driveway too.
Great!
Am I the only one who noticed the vintage beauty on the grill of the vintage beauty :)
Gorgeous!
Denna bild är en riktig fullträff. Tekniken du använder är perfekt i detta fall och det hjälper naturligtvis till att motivet är en av de läckrare bilar jag sett på väldigt länge!
Fantastic truck, great picture as well
Fabulous! The Pin Up girl is quite a detail.
The Fields of Yellow is an amazing post and I also like the last series of portraits. Great job.
What a GOLDen beauty!
What a truck!
Post a Comment