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Post by chrisc on Aug 16, 2012 13:01:48 GMT
These are for Jiro.....and anyone else who might choose to enjoy them.   |
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Post by clactonian on Aug 16, 2012 13:56:49 GMT
Well, I get and enjoy the association, but I might be inclined to crop the umbrella.
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Post by Seri on Aug 16, 2012 13:59:38 GMT
Hi Chris, I'm not going to give this a technical critique, apart from saying that I think that the B&W conversion suits it perfectly  But since so much of the original is already naturally almost monochrome, it's hard to choose between the two. I love the steam-punk-meets-pill-bug effect, and the alliteration in "Taste its Tingling Tartness" is almost a tongue-twister ;D I love the feel of the metal too. Is it aluminium? |
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Post by chrisc on Aug 16, 2012 14:24:48 GMT
Unlike most of the Airstreams (all aluminum and very expensive) found in America's travel parks, buffed to a shiny lustre and well cared for, these "shops" sit less than a 1/4 kilometer from the ocean and it is doubtful, other than the rain, these ever see a good washing.
The crop doesn't work and there was no way to get the shot without the umbrella.
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Post by jeeperman on Aug 16, 2012 14:51:51 GMT
I love the old Airstream trailors. Your treatment {both} suit them perfectly Chris. There are very few of these trailors around these days and are quite popular with the food cart industry. I think they have a great classic look.
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Post by chrisc on Aug 16, 2012 16:04:37 GMT
Tried a different B&W conversion. Which do you like the best?  |
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Post by Seri on Aug 16, 2012 16:15:43 GMT
The one on the left |
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Post by chrisc on Aug 16, 2012 16:21:26 GMT
The one on the left You like things rough, don't you? ;D |
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Post by Seri on Aug 16, 2012 16:24:28 GMT
More that you can ever imagine, my dear friend  |
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Post by chrisc on Aug 16, 2012 16:36:11 GMT
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