Truck in snow pictures

dirtybird

dirtybird

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Well got a couple here are two that are ok. I'm going to try and get more today.

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Ram air on that side ;) :lol:

The gay plastic mount broke and it's part of the fog light. Off of a 97 cobra if you know what they look like. I would love to get a new one but I dont really have the extra money to spend on something like that right now. THEN, if I get just one new one, the other side wont look right. I want to find the 4" ones off of the new GMCs they look alot nicer so we will see.
 
I thought about it but I wasn't really going to be driving it that much to care and I wanted to keep the connector in 'ok' shape.
 
Take those ghey ass chrome fender trim pieces off. the OSB chevy's look 1,000,000 times better without them. I did it to my old chevy and it looked like a whole different truck.

Otherwise I like the look of the truck. simple and clean.

31" MT MTZ's look awesome on that truck! I love it.
 
They are 33's ;) I almost like the chrome fender trim because everyone else takes it off. The only reason I haven't taken them off is because its not ready to be painted yet. I'm sure there is a mess under there if not something starting. My luck is just that good. :(
 
I'd work on the exposure on the first one. Do you still have the RAW for it? I think I can correct it. I love the picture, would love to see the sky and ground. :)
 
Better, but I would still love to try something with it with a gradient filter + localized filters. Do you have the RAW?
 
Quick edit.

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I could spend more time on cleaning it up, but I have to go run some errands. Some of the highlights are a little blown out even in the RAW. My suggestion would be prior to a shot like this in the snow, you re-set your white balance to accommodate it. Also, using a flash diffused pointed right at the truck will help add some fill light to the truck.
 
I wanted to try one more... I pulled almost all of the color and used a different set of filters, including pulling a ton of highlights out.

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