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Is it possible that Windows 10 threw off my monitor calibration this much?!
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Is it possible that Windows 10 threw off my monitor calibration this much?!
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With art like this, why do car companies impose dumb design like the PT Cruiser? Great shots.
If I could buy a new car just based on looks it would probably be a Jaguar sports coupe.
Great shots! I wonder what the color of that red line in the middle photo was before Windiws 10 🙂
Thanks, Howard. I recalibrated the monitor before and after the Win10 upgrade. Still red!
Fine set, Ken!
Thanks, Harrie.
Still lovin’ the “Seeing Red” series. Keep ’em coming!
Thanks, John. I can’t stop myself!
Love the “red” yellow… and the magenta squiggle in shot two.
By the way, did you miss my rip-off or your series? Maybe you missed it?
http://2look.blogspot.com/2015/08/seeing-red.html
Looks like the person doing the pin striping had one cup of coffee too much on that one line. 😉 Great effect actually and well photographed.
I’m sure I couldn’t paint a line that streight for the length of a car. These paint jobs cost thousands and , on this one, the paint looks an inch thick,
I like the middle shot best . . . I might have cropped it closer to get rid of the distraction in the upper part of the frame, but it works as is as well.
Thanks, E. There’s a method to the madness. Most of these shots are composed in the viewfinder with a minor adjustment in post. I liked the roof and window lines so I kept them. Maybe if I pulled back a bit to get more of those in the frame. ..
Lucious. You do these so well.
Oops. That’s “luscious.”
Thanks, Linda. I’d love to do one of these shows in the rain but I don’t think these cars are waterproof.
You need to have that monitor checked out, Ken. Nice photos though, even though the color is a bit off. 😉
Thanks, Tom. I’m blaming Windows 10.
I think that you should buy this car, Ken. Yep! New-to-you car and Windoze 10! You’d be all set!
Not that I wouldn’t mind cruising around in a vintage hot rod, but it really doesn’t fit my “image”. My image would be a 1973 Gremlin (one of which I actually did own). You can stop laughing now!
Beautiful group Ken.
Thanks, John.
all three are brilliant abstracts…
Thanks, Alexandra.