Out To Pasture
Camera: Canon EOS 7D
Lens: Tamron 17-50 f2.8
Settings: iso 400, 19mm @ f9
This is a 3 shot HDR. The original RAW files having been first imported into Lightroom 3, were then processed in Nik HDR Efex Pro.
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What an amazing effect on the car’s fenders–they look freshly painted and polished. I’ve been doing all of my HDR processing with Photomatix; I’m really looking forward to trying out my new Nik program. Thanks so much for the grand opportunity to expand my toybox!
Surprisingly enough, that’s not really much the result of the processing. I’m not sure just how long both the tractor and the truck were in the field, but the paint on both wasn’t too weathered, and those fenders really were as shiny as they look. The weeds were very tall all around them, and there were no signs they had recently been moved, so they may only have been there a year or two.
What a great find!!! 😀
Thanks Paula. You never know what you’ll come across while wandering the back road in a rural area.
Beautiful! The colors are fabulous!!!
love finding old cars like this!! I once drove from Denver to Page, AZ. Talk about a gold mine of old cars. Great image Jeff!
I can imagine. Around here the road salt tends to get them at an early age.