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Jim Galli

3-Jan-2012, 20:44

http://tonopahpictures.0catch.com/NAMuseum/34HissoBirdinFlight13PnSs.jpg
bird in flight, '34 hispano suiza (http://tonopahpictures.0catch.com/NAMuseum/12-31-2011.html)

Click on the picture to go to a page of images done 12-31-2011 at the National Auto Museum in Reno, NV on New Years eve.

Happy New Year folks!

Kirk Gittings

3-Jan-2012, 20:46

That is superb!

Jim Galli

3-Jan-2012, 20:48

That is superb!

Thanks Kirk, I'm flattered. :o

myoptic

3-Jan-2012, 20:56

Okay, consider me a convert. Those soft focus images are beautiful.

bvaughn4

3-Jan-2012, 21:04

Beautiful Jim!

Alan Gales

3-Jan-2012, 21:13

Beautiful photographs of beautiful automobiles. You did them right, Jim!

Mark Sawyer

3-Jan-2012, 21:37

Simply magnificent! Jim, you need to talk to the museum administrators about camping privileges...

David Karp

3-Jan-2012, 23:05

Fun. Thanks for sharing.

Marc B.

4-Jan-2012, 02:23

Jim, Very nice images.
You have inspired me to try using my 4 X 5 at our yearly auto show...if they will let me.

Jim Galli

4-Jan-2012, 07:11

Thanks All. 6 or 7 more to add when I can get back in the dark room and soup a few more. I did 20 shots in 4 hours.

goamules

4-Jan-2012, 07:23

All classic shots...and cars too. Great work.

4-Jan-2012, 10:33

great shots! The chrome beckons your glowy lenses!

mikebarger

4-Jan-2012, 11:39

Very nice Jim!!

Ramiro Elena

4-Jan-2012, 15:07

A Hispano-Suiza in Nevada! Nice :D

Jim Galli

4-Jan-2012, 17:05

A Hispano-Suiza in Nevada! Nice :D

magnífica máquina!

Thanks All!

ghostcount

5-Jan-2012, 00:53

Jim,

Wonderful work! I wish museums in my area allow the use of tripods.

Jim Galli

7-Jan-2012, 19:28

http://tonopahpictures.0catch.com/NAMuseum/500KRoss18s.jpg (http://tonopahpictures.0catch.com/NAMuseum/12-31-2011-page%202.html)

Here are the final 7 from the series. Click on the image above to go to my page.

For the curious, I used:

18" Ross Petzval

13.25" Pinkham & Smith Series IV #2b

half of a 150mm Eidoscop

11" Euryscop

11X14 no name W. A. Anastigmat

All on 8X10. Thanks for all the nice comments.

eddie

7-Jan-2012, 19:42

I did 20 shots in 4 hours.

Slacker! :p ;) :eek:

Jan Pedersen

7-Jan-2012, 19:59

Jim, Awesome work and awsome old steel. They never looked better in any photos then and now!

Jim Galli

8-Jan-2012, 10:52

Thanks Guys.

zx9

8-Jan-2012, 16:06

Very good set, as said in an earlier post I doubt you could use a tripod and LF camera in the museums our side of the pond.

Don't try this with your digi
Very true

rpalm

9-Jan-2012, 16:56

Whens the book coming out?
Excellent fotos!

r

Here are the final 7 from the series. Click on the image above to go to my page.

For the curious, I used:

18" Ross Petzval

13.25" Pinkham & Smith Series IV #2b

half of a 150mm Eidoscop

11" Euryscop

11X14 no name W. A. Anastigmat

All on 8X10. Thanks for all the nice comments.[/QUOTE]