02-18-2025, 03:50 PM
As they say so many times, "It was probably gas".
Now, I am not making light of your situation. It had to feel like the real thing or you would not have gone to ER.
But I am glad that everything is all good, you have to be relieved. Now stop eating those hot peppers!
ANd I agree, the rain and overcast days makes the colors richer, shadows deeper. It is a plus plus for your exposure and colors. Well done.
Rich, I like the bright primary colors of these cars and the "older town" look in the background. It appears that you had a nice overcast day after a bit of rain that came through. The overcast sure helps to get decent shots of these shiny cars.
I changed one of the photos for my Thursday's club meeting to the one below. I was going to put the 1948 Chrysler collage (I posted in the weekender thread) as my VB, very best, for the month, but I think this one is more of an eye-catcher. I hope to get some OOOOOhs and AHHHHHHs for this one. Let me know what you think. I grabbed this carousel shot at Stahl's Automotive. I think this is the first time I saw this pretty merry-go-round on the museum floor.
Now, I am not making light of your situation. It had to feel like the real thing or you would not have gone to ER.
But I am glad that everything is all good, you have to be relieved. Now stop eating those hot peppers!
ANd I agree, the rain and overcast days makes the colors richer, shadows deeper. It is a plus plus for your exposure and colors. Well done.
Rich, I like the bright primary colors of these cars and the "older town" look in the background. It appears that you had a nice overcast day after a bit of rain that came through. The overcast sure helps to get decent shots of these shiny cars.
I changed one of the photos for my Thursday's club meeting to the one below. I was going to put the 1948 Chrysler collage (I posted in the weekender thread) as my VB, very best, for the month, but I think this one is more of an eye-catcher. I hope to get some OOOOOhs and AHHHHHHs for this one. Let me know what you think. I grabbed this carousel shot at Stahl's Automotive. I think this is the first time I saw this pretty merry-go-round on the museum floor.