Australian spec Mustang owners photos

DerekSmith said:

I hate this thread, especially when I am in the "no records found" tracking black hole.

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Friend of Dorothy said:

I feel your pain. I did however find seeing other people posting photos was a bit of therapy for me.

Here are some arty photos I have taken over time.

Great work Chris, you have some good ones there! :coolphotos::first::clap2::eyebulge:

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CasperGT said:

Friend of Dorothy said:

I feel your pain. I did however find seeing other people posting photos was a bit of therapy for me.

Here are some arty photos I have taken over time.

Great work Chris, you have some good ones there! :coolphotos::first::clap2::eyebulge:

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Thanks Allan. I am still trying to work out the sequence of menus events I need to do for the recalcitrant hybrid JVC Everio camcorder to accept the manual F-stop override settings to adjust the depth of field.

In desperation I have just dug out my vintage 1999 Kodak digital camera. It still takes surprisingly good photos!

I suppose I should buy a better camera, although taking constant photos of the car might be a passing phase :shrug:

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CasperGT said:

We can't help but drive this amazing car everywhere....and take photos...I did these edits in Photoshop. Have been using PS since version 1 so thought I may as well have a play and see what I could come up with.

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Friend of Dorothy said:

Well done Allan; Drake looks Great! Interesting locations and embellishments. That give me a bit of inspiration to try something similar.

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CasperGT said:

Thanks Chris, you should give it a go as it makes for interesting reasons to go for cruises to different places looking for backgrounds. I have been looking for industrial scenes lately as you can see by my pics. I even back into the end of private driveways on acerage to borrow their background scenery (of course I dont if I can see their house). The pic attached to this post was a driveway down a sugar cane farm... I stopped took a bunch of photos and left without a trace...lol Its lots of fun!

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Friend of Dorothy said:

At least with the Stang you should be able to outrun any disgruntled property owners Allan

I don't know if I could be as bold as that. Some of the Americans seem to find endless abandoned rustic houses and garages.

In the meantime I have had a bit of a play using a free version of Autodesk Pixlr.

Awesome Chris, its great to play around with colours, compositions and layouts. We all have the every day type photos of our cars and is why creative editing gives an added dimension that otherwise would see it just being another photo of the same car. I love your name...Grabber Grafix! Very cool indeed. You should post more as you do your edits, I always enjoy seeing photos people post, especially when edited creatively.

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Myke said:

[MENTION=25769]CasperGT[/MENTION] great shots and the wheel looks great! Have you lowered your car?

And is that a GT350R wing? Looks great on the black car!

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