Always interesting to see someone else's take on subjects, I'm inspired to go out and see what I can find like that, things were getting a little stale photography wise :)) thank's.
Great video and photos, thanks for that! You must have been very lucky to have such a beautiful car in your neighborhood. I like the less edited photos better. Even if they are supposed to be abstract. Without "glow" the photos appear more natural and authentic. The textures don't get too flat, e.g. like the raindrops on the side window in 6:39. But that's just from my point of view.
This video started with a "Wow!" I love the contrast between the rust and the chrome as well as the different textures. It certainly tells the story of a once loved car. The rain added something to the image on the third shot, yet another texture. When you zoomed back in around the sixth shot, I think, I love the editing. Sorry, on the next shot I like the paint like shot but I think I would have taken the saturation down with the wheel. I really like the paint effect of the front, it’s abstract and even as a Brit I know it’s a caddy. That is the one for my wall. I also like the rear windscreen shot. As alway Ray, a brilliant video you cheered up a bed day. Hope you’re having a better weekend.
Hi Mark. Sorry to hear you are not having the best of days so my thoughts are with you for a speedy return to better form. It amazes me sometimes how similar we are in out thought process. I too wondered about the saturation on the wheel. I actually did tone it down and I really liked the effect but in the end opted for the saturation. Having said that, I’m not sure I don’t agree with you. Good eye, as always. Thank you for the very kind words and again, I hope you feel better soon. Take care.
This was fun to watch. I love the beauty of the old cars and how the lines and colors are so cool. This is also why I like the macro world channel you do. The same concepts apply and I’m discovering a whole different style I’m having lots of fun with. Great stuff, thanks.
It makes me really happy to hear what you are saying Gary. It is so much fun to discover new things and extend the boundaries. The best of luck and have a great weekend.
Thanks Martin. I change my ISO from pic to pic depending on what aperture and shutter speed I want. This happens especially when the light is changing during the shoot.
Loved your images! I enjoyed the video. If you want to travel and shoot old cars then “Old Car City” in White Georgia is the place to go. It is only a couple of miles East of Interstate 75. They charge $25.00 for each person with a camera and tripod. You can easily spend the day there. Photographers come from all over the world to take pictures there.
Hi James. Thanks for the nice comment and the excellent information. I would love to go there and maybe I will. Sounds like at least a day😊 Enjoy your week.
I new to photography..or starting over again..and I set the settings to the iso 200, 1/80, f11...and cant even see anything thru my camera...is this normal? It is in daylight I tried this.
Not sure what’s going on there. It doesn’t sound normal at all. You should be able to see fine no matter what your settings are since the aperture doesn’t close until you fire the shutter. What camera are you using?
Nice work Ray abstract is a small community of photographers lets spread the word.
Right on John. Have a great week.
Thank you for the tips, I am a regular Car Buff, always looking for something different...
Awesome find! Somehow i see texture for backgrounds. I've been into that lately. Thanks for sharing!!!
You are right on it Lisa. I too like rusty things for backgrounds. Thanks so much and enjoy your week.
Always enjoy your work Ray and always learn
Thanks Mark.
Great video Ray. Love the textures and the colours. Thanks for sharing this one.
Hey Theo. Thanks so much and have a great week.
Wonderful video! I'll give it a try as there are a lot of rusty things around there at my place. Thank you Ray and have a good time!
Hello to you Anatoly. I hope you are keeping well and good luck with your “rust” photography. Thanks and have a great weekend.
Always interesting to see someone else's take on subjects, I'm inspired to go out and see what I can find like that, things were getting a little stale photography wise :)) thank's.
Hi Colin. Thanks very much and I hope you get out there and find some interesting subjects.
Great video and photos, thanks for that! You must have been very lucky to have such a beautiful car in your neighborhood. I like the less edited photos better. Even if they are supposed to be abstract. Without "glow" the photos appear more natural and authentic. The textures don't get too flat, e.g. like the raindrops on the side window in 6:39. But that's just from my point of view.
Great take on an old car! Cheers!
Thanks Robert and I hope you enjoy your week.
This video started with a "Wow!" I love the contrast between the rust and the chrome as well as the different textures. It certainly tells the story of a once loved car. The rain added something to the image on the third shot, yet another texture.
When you zoomed back in around the sixth shot, I think, I love the editing. Sorry, on the next shot I like the paint like shot but I think I would have taken the saturation down with the wheel. I really like the paint effect of the front, it’s abstract and even as a Brit I know it’s a caddy. That is the one for my wall. I also like the rear windscreen shot.
As alway Ray, a brilliant video you cheered up a bed day. Hope you’re having a better weekend.
Hi Mark. Sorry to hear you are not having the best of days so my thoughts are with you for a speedy return to better form. It amazes me sometimes how similar we are in out thought process. I too wondered about the saturation on the wheel. I actually did tone it down and I really liked the effect but in the end opted for the saturation. Having said that, I’m not sure I don’t agree with you. Good eye, as always. Thank you for the very kind words and again, I hope you feel better soon. Take care.
Visual Art Photography Tutorials Thank you Ray.
Some great ideas here Ray. Very much appreciate the info.🙂
Thanks Terry and glad you enjoyed it. Take care and have a really good day.
This was fun to watch. I love the beauty of the old cars and how the lines and colors are so cool. This is also why I like the macro world channel you do. The same concepts apply and I’m discovering a whole different style I’m having lots of fun with. Great stuff, thanks.
It makes me really happy to hear what you are saying Gary. It is so much fun to discover new things and extend the boundaries. The best of luck and have a great weekend.
I miss your vlogs, I hope all is well and we get to enjoy them again soon!
Thanks Jeannine. All is well and a new one has just been launched. Take care and enjoy your day.
Thank you, you as well!
Great video,beautiful photos! And an awesome subject you found there. 😊😊
Thanks so much Eva and I wish you a great day.
Another very interesting video Ray, thank you.
Thanks Ashley and I hope you have a great day.
Great video Ray! Such beautiful colours and textures. My favourite was the abstract windshield visor. Well done my friend.
Hi Stephen. Thank you very much and have a great week!
Nice video Ray, thank you for sharing.
Thanks Enrique. Hope you are keeping well and have a great week.
Nice, i will give it a go, thanks.
Good luck Nigel and have a great week.
Love this video!👏👏👏
Thanks and enjoy your week.
Great video, as all ways. I notice that your ISO changes from pic to pic, are you using auto ISO. Thanks, Martin
Thanks Martin. I change my ISO from pic to pic depending on what aperture and shutter speed I want. This happens especially when the light is changing during the shoot.
I like the way your brain thinks seems pretty interesting to me, thanks so much
Thank you Mark and enjoy your day.
good video
Thanks.
Loved your images! I enjoyed the video. If you want to travel and shoot old cars then “Old Car City” in White Georgia is the place to go. It is only a couple of miles East of Interstate 75. They charge $25.00 for each person with a camera and tripod. You can easily spend the day there. Photographers come from all over the world to take pictures there.
Hi James. Thanks for the nice comment and the excellent information. I would love to go there and maybe I will. Sounds like at least a day😊 Enjoy your week.
Did you have an enlargement for your background?
Hey Mark. Not sure what you mean by enlargement.
I new to photography..or starting over again..and I set the settings to the iso 200, 1/80, f11...and cant even see anything thru my camera...is this normal? It is in daylight I tried this.
Not sure what’s going on there. It doesn’t sound normal at all. You should be able to see fine no matter what your settings are since the aperture doesn’t close until you fire the shutter. What camera are you using?
@@VisualArtPhotography IT is a Sony SLT-A57. I thought the live view shows the preview before the shutter is shut. The lens is a 50mm 1.7