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I love shooting the rearview mirror... :) Down below and behind me, the Columbia River, Franklin County in the foreground, Richland (Benton County) beyond...
November 2, 2009-- Today I got to drive my car around for the day. It was phenomenal to be behind the wheel again. I caught this at a stoplight, and despite the unexcited look on my face, I loved the composition. Plus i shows the ducks hanging from my mirror. They squeak. :)
our driver for the day, sayed (spelling things in english from arabic is tricky, though i dont think there is technically a right way). he was probably one of my favorite people we met; just very laid back, chill kind of guy. he wouldnt let derek put his seat belt on, though.
My rearview mirror's in there somewhere! My Seat rental car at the entrance of the Hotel Gamshof in Kitzbuhel, Tirol, Austria on the morning of Friday, December 26, 2014. There was a snowfall of about 30cm overnight.
Many of the street children and professional beggars, are often very persistent at cars stopped in traffic. Unaccustomed to brazen regular begging at the windows of my car, I taught myself to ignore the people approaching at the windows. One day while I was trying to avert my eyes away from a young boy begging at our car window, I saw his reflection in one of our rear view mirrors. It struck me that while I was trying not to see or notice him, his presence was unavoidable in this unexpected reflection. - Uploaded with a demo version of FlickrExport 2.
I took this photo when I was sitting, at a stand still, in traffic. I liked the colors. Anyway, I think it turned out kinda cool and kinda creepy.
Wings: pencil panel lines. White body: light grey acrylic panel lines. Dark parts: black acrylic panel lines.
The whole plane got an enamel steel wash, then I washed key spots with flat OD green enamel. The washes sealed the pencil panel lines pretty well. I wiped off with a scotchbrite pad instead of a towel. Gave it a more streaky appearance.
After I got done, I had the idea to de-yellow the tail section. Scotchbrite made quick work of that. I then got to re-weather that section. This is my first time doing something this complex. I had a blast.
Ramjet needed to be DIRTY!