I Shot Myself.....
Here I am!
It was a nice diversion, and I had a good time. The lens is manual focus, but a wonderful little gem (Pentax A 50mm f.14). Here are some more quickie samples:
I don't know who this kid is, but I just got a kick out of how he was checking out the old cars.
An old 1940's Harely flat head??
I RARELY do any post processing beyond cropping or resizing ( I hate software editing programs), but this photo just begged for something fun to be done to it!
Just so shiny.... and yellow......
I just liked the linear feel of this old, red Ford Falcon.
Love your beautiful pictures! I love taking pics too, it really is an art and you are a great pic artist!
Gwen, I'd love to see some of your shots. Do you have them posted anywhere? (webshots, flickr, etc...)
Great photos. Nice top, too - what pattern is that?
Simplicity 3842 - Here it is in another WILD print. I used only about 1 1/4 yards per top. The rolled hemmer foot REALLY made such a nice finish to all of the edges. I made both of them on my 201 using some cheap slinky poly in just a couple of hours. I dress them up with nice slacks and I wear them with jeans.
I love your pictures! Makes me want to go get a new camera too!!
I also love your top. I think on my next project I need to try that narrow hemmer I got with my new (to me) Singer 99. I was looking at that foot with the woman I bought the machine from and that was my guess as to what it did. Shirt and photos are really great!
Two of my favorite interests brought together! I love your photos, especially the ones of the photo you took of yourself and the one of the mid 1960's Ford. I recently purchased a similar vehicle from an Indianapolis Ford dealer; however, it is a convertible and simply a "blast" to drive!
It started as a 6 cylinder automatic. It has been converted to a 347 Stroker with T5 manual. Currie 9" posi 4:11 rear end. All wheel disc brakes with 16" front and 17" rear Cobra wheels. Dodge Omni rake and pinion steering and last but not least or finished is a leather interior.