Black & white version
ALERT!: More experiments with PhotoShop Elements!
Sepia version
Original version
I'm doubting that any truck this old was originally painted red, but what do I know? ;)
Poster Edges version
Watercolor version
I am linking to NF Digital Art Meme HERE.
These are fine art. I too love playing in Photoshop.
ReplyDeleteAdorei ver! bjs, chica
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ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty old truck. I believe all vehicles from this era were black so I'm sure the candy apple red is a new color for this old beauty.
It is a cool old truck. I like the colorful red image. Have a happy day!
ReplyDeleteDelightful. I favor the black and white and the sepia, they are so stunning but then red isn't a color I like so much either. But all excellent captures.
ReplyDeleteMy preference is the b&w. I like the red, but the very green bg is a bit distracting. I find that quite a but with greenery.
ReplyDeleteI say keep to the black and white on this one. Color complicates it for me.
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ReplyDeleteI am very happy, when a group comes together, that comments each other!
Herzlich Pippa
I love ALL the versions and if i have to pick one it is the Sepia.. hubby who knows all says those cars were only black or army green...
ReplyDeleteSepia version is super!
ReplyDeletei love all things vintage ... such character. we had a ride in one similar for our wedding. trying to recall it's year and model? it was a family members. it was a night to remember. ( :
ReplyDeleteGreat job in Photoshop. Fantastic results! I just ordered Photoshop Elements 13. When I got back from Alaska I downloaded the upgrade to my iMac called "Yosemite". It took 7 hours (DSL in my area isn't too fast). I'm still learning how to navigate the new version iPhoto. I don't like change, so it's been hard for me.
ReplyDeleteI enjoy seeing the different versions of a photo that you come up with. Of course you probably guessed that the b/w is my favorite.
ReplyDeleteDarla
You're doing well with Elements! Re the original red color - very unlikely. As the ol' anti-Semite, Henry Ford, used to say: "You can have any color you want, so long as it's black." This looks to be a well-restored Model A.
ReplyDeleteThe excellent original is enough for me!
ReplyDeleteGreat old car, love the effects too.
ReplyDeleteThis old beauty looks good whichever way you've shown it EG, although..... I do love the watercolour red :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a beauty. Now if you wsih to know which on I like the best, it is number 2- sepia.
ReplyDeletelove these bad boys, let's go for a spin!!!
ReplyDeleteWell, you are having fun and learning all kinds of new PS tricks. I like the red on the truck and who ever painted it did an awesome job. I too love vintage and I think by painting this truck red, they lost value, but it is still cool.
ReplyDeleteAndrea @ From The Sol
Wonderful photos of a classic.
ReplyDeleteI always wonder about paint colors, too...on old cars and trucks.
ReplyDeleteI have to say this is a beauty and you got a wonderful capture of it. But I do like the Sepia and B&W version best.
I'm always excited to look at an old truck. Looking at the black and white and sepia first made that bright red quite a surprise. I have pictures of my Grandfather in a truck like that one. Well done!
ReplyDeleteGreat old truck and I agree that red is probably not original colour. I love the sepia version.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great old truck it is indeed!! You do have so much fun, EG, and your blog is always a great way to start my day!! Hope your week is going well!!!
ReplyDeleteThe owner did a great disservice to that car by painting it red. He obviously wanted to be noticed and get attention. I feel restored old cars should be done so as they originally came out from the factory. I think your sepia version came out the best.
ReplyDeleteI like the B&W, EG!
ReplyDeleteCar wonderful, lovely!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad I know it's red but I still prefer the sepia though!
ReplyDeleteI love black and white (especially for "old" stuff), but I have to admit, I like the original version best in this case.
ReplyDeleteThis is a wonderful old car (in any color), but I do like that red- snazzy!
ReplyDeleteA fine vintage truck...I hope it did come in red originally♪ http://lauriekazmierczak.com/z-sighting/
ReplyDeleteI do love sepia for certain subjects, and vintage vehicles alwasy look so classy in monochrome.
ReplyDeleteI love that old car. :) All versions is good. But I like the poster edges as it looks a little like a cartoon :)
ReplyDeleteI "vote" sepia with black and white a close second. The effects are nice but the first two compliment the subject especially well.
ReplyDeleteFirst pic is the one
ReplyDeleteA grand old beauty who looks impressive in all these colours.
ReplyDeleteA grand lady! Great BW shot!
ReplyDeleteHappy Weekend coming to you,
artmusedog and carol
I love the sepia version. Fun little truck.
ReplyDeleteI usually prefer color but here I like the sepia version.
ReplyDeleteI love all the version and this style of truck.
ReplyDeleteWho knows if red was an authentic color, it should have been if it was not.
ReplyDeleteLike'em all, Tina.
ReplyDeleteThe truck is quite lovely.
Have a Wonderful Day!
Peace :)
I think some vintage cars WERE originally red. My father (who is 84) often tells the story of his very first car, which was a 1936 Ford. The car was bright red, and his father made him paint it because he didn't want a bright red car sitting in front of their house.
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ReplyDeleteWe are still excited about your bird post yesterday
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Lovely vintage car and nice works.
ReplyDeleteI like most Sepia and Poster.
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Great old truck. I'm a bit old fashioned but I like the original version best.
ReplyDeleteNice selection! I marginally prefer number 1.
ReplyDeleteit's fun to see all the different versions
ReplyDeleteSuper cool old truck!
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