Reliable...
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Saw this in a car park next to an old pub, nothing else around just all on its own. Added a little contast and some vignetting to give it some emotion. Taken with a Canon EOS 5D.
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Canon EOS 5D.
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Commentaires (14)
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Please Place At Edge Of Table
That is the car that Mr Bean always crash with his mini cooper.
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Anonymous
A Reliant Robin made in Tamworth, Staffordshire, UK. Unfortunately no longer made. Can be driven on a motorcycle license. A very popular car/van in its day
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FinalStand
I think it looks great! @ Alan, it's a Reliant Robin.
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Anonymous
the car is just too clean, regardless of the fact it's recently rained, this car model looks dated so the fact the car is so well kept just... well doesn't fit nice foto
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Anonymous
what model is this car?
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Anonymous
Hilarious, you don't see those often! Nice one, tough.
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Wow! Very eye-catching. That's a cool photo :)
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FEARED
The picture looks nice but I'm not sure about the title "Reliable...". I may have been parked a long time for a reason. :D Nice contrast though!
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Anonymous
Hi All, Thank you for your comments i will try what you said about B&W'ing the whole pic and not the car. Glad to finally get a picture on here now, i will keep on posting other pics i have and hopefully get some more on. Roberto!
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i like it just the way it is, no need to do any excessive post processing. great photo and now, wallpaper.
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Anonymous
I have had inconsistant results with Colorkey. I usually make a new background layer, make it B&W, and then erase the top layer. Somtimes using Colorkey can make for, while technically correct, less than pleasing looking results. The more ham-fisted way I do it, I have more flexibility.
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wide_screen
What you think about is called "Colorkey" ;)
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Anonymous
My girlfriend does that all the time. She takes all color out but one. She has a Canon SD series camera.
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Anonymous
Nice camera you have there :) Have you tried to make the image black and white but not the car? I think it could be a cool effect. Just a thought :-) /Mark