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Schmaltzed — The Mob Wasn't So Friendly
Published: 2008-07-30 04:04:39 +0000 UTC; Views: 1061; Favourites: 24; Downloads: 78
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Special thanks to FracturedLegacy [link] and QuanticChaos1000 [link] for helping identify this vehicle.------==[ 1946-48 Plymouth Coupe ]==------
HDR rendering of a car that I found abandoned behind an old barn on the outskirts of town. I don't know the make, model, or year of this car, but I do intend to find out. Oh yeah, check out the bullet holes!
-=[Location]=- Laramie, Wyoming
-=[Time]=- Before Sunset
-=[Camera]=- Canon SD1000
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Really like this photo. ? what is HDR and how does it work? is it a special program ? I use photo shop for most of mine but this I cant seem to do with that program.
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Thanks, I am glad that you like the photo. HDR is short for high dynamic range. It is a style of photography that requires you to take multiple photographs, each time using a different exposure. You then use a photo editor such as photoshop,or photomatix to combine each exposure into one photograph. You can do many other things such as alter tonal mappings which bring out the bright and dark contrasts between the varied photographs. Here are several websites that you might find beneficial. They covers HDR photography in depth and also include basic tutorials showing how to use photoshop to create HDR photographs.[link] and [link]
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thankyou hav echeck out the links and will read up on it and give it a try thank you very much. ? are you able to send these likns to a friend of mine he has been asking about HDR to he is
thanks for you help
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Wonderful work..!! The wood and the grass, frame the rusty patina perfectly..!! Love it..!! :iconQuanticChoas1000: knows his old cars.. I passed your link on to him for help.. and I'm glad you got it figured out.. Great shot..!! Must Fav..!!
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Sorry this took me a while to respond, but thank you very much for the fave and I'm glad that you like the photo!
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Awesome shot, loved the HDR and all the details shown!
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Thank you very much for the fave and I'm glad that you enjoyed the photo.
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You're very welcome! Thanks for the watch too! I have lots of car shots, come see them if you have some extra time
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Definately a 1946-48 Plymouth!
This body was also used for the Canadian market Dodges, just with a special grill and trim!
Great shot!
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I'm glad that you liked the photo and thank you for helping me identify this car. I should have more unknowns on the way, I hope!
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If you need any help identifying them feel free to ask me for help, it's what I do!
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that's a great find, i'm 99% sure it's a '48 plymouth coupe, maybe even a "special deluxe" business coupe, which would make it fairly uncommon.
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Thank you very much for your help, I appreciate it tremendously and I'm quite sure that I will be needing additional help identifying several other cars in the future.
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no problem, glad to help!
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