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Originally Posted by GH85Carrera
That is a nice looking truck. Did you leave it stock, or upgrade the brakes and add seatbelts?
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The only upgrades were to add seatbelts and a second rear light on the right. It came with one rear light an no turn signals. I converted the cowl lights in the front to turn signals. After looking at some other original 47 Dodges I believe I have the wrong horns on it.
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Originally Posted by GH85Carrera
Most total beginner photographers have zero clue how much work it is to set up just one image to make it look like it just was not set up. I used to spend hours on one shot. Of course it was the stone ages of film.
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I know. When I shot a lot of farm tractors i would carry a brush and a five gallon jug of water to scrub the tires down and keep them wet while shooting. Owners would fret over a little dust on the paint, and not even notice the mud and crap on the tires. I carried black panty hose and black construction paper too. Batteries and oil filters are often exposed and usually stuck out like sore thumbs. I could cut the leg out of panty hose and put it over the oil filters and tape construction paper over the logos on the batteries.
Then came photoshop....