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| Original wheel |
I do not consider myself an artist, but the very circular 1936 Dodge tire and wheel assembly that I posted recently on SSS2 seemed the perfect subject for this show. Plenty of circles here: tire, whitewall, trim ring, rim and hubcap. So I looked at a few edits to consider my framed exhibit...
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| Posterized |
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| B-W |
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| Inverted color |
Gimp, a balky but free photo editor for Mac, was used. I finally settled on the retro look of sepia, and framed it...I call this Dependable Dodge as that is how Chrysler referred to this brand in the early-mid '60s (you are right, I am old enough enough to remember :)
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Looking forward to the reception this evening!
Maybe one of our entries will win (haha)
ahh ha!! love it...Ralph ~ you're not an oldie...just a goodie :)
Love the tire shot ~ to and Patti are so creative and we LOVE it!!
Very cool, Ralph - good luck!
I love these, Ralph! I'll be holding good thoughts for you! How fun!! And take it from one who knows -- you're not an oldie, just a goodie indeed! Hope you and Patti have a great weekend!!
Cool pictures! Thanks for sharing! I wish you a great weekend!
Indeed! Cool pictures. I love the whitewalls and signature on the Dodge wheels. Nothing but class.
Have you tried picmonkey? It too is free and works on Macs and PCs and is, as they say, 'duck soup'.
Adore all your variations of the wheel! But I agree with you that the sepia version has a beautiful vintage presence!
I am lovin' ALL these, Ralph, but love the sepia. You sure are getting fancy with your photos....:)
You are so creative, don't have that talent lol.
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Cool shots, bro!
Long time no see... how's everyone outthere? How's P?
Hope you all have a wonderful time and enjoying the last month of sunny days, or?
Wishing you all a great Sunday.
/Chie
Isn't it fun to play with those tools.
We had a Dodge when I was a kid, metal green if I remember right...oh, those were the days :)
...white walled tires. Now THAT in itself shows my age, doesn't it?
Super, Ralph. And I like the way you played with the photos!
Cool! Love those reflections on chromes.
Cheers … visiting from Shadow Shot Sunday
Tito Eric
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