Checking out the new 1917 TT Ford

Critiques [Translate]

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• bantonbuju (44806)
• [2005-05-03 3:38]

hi jack, very good, funny idea to present us with the "old-fashioned" stuff plus loads of interesting info on the history of the car;
good choice for sephia, naturally;
HAND, jerzy

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• greg64g (17328)
• [2005-05-03 3:41]

Hello Jack;

I missed many beautiful picture, wonderful this picture. the ford T is a Monument of the humanity progress, i like your b&w a lot too.
cheers
Greg

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• Paolo (40237)
• [2005-05-03 4:19]

Wonderful image, as the other one.
fantastic sepia effect and great note.
thanks, ciao

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• verge (1233)
• [2005-05-03 6:56]

very good use of sepia color really gives and old impression. the old guys really seem experts on ford cars. very good composition....rgds

verge

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• orme (6613)
• [2005-05-03 8:19]

Great shot, Jack. Your post-processing work to age the photo is excellent. I like how you captured the man inspecting the engine. Very informative note. Well done.

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• RGatward (19438)
• [2005-05-03 10:15]

Hi Jack, just caught up with your latest posts. Quite a differnce from your usual style. I like the use of sepia for this one, expecially since the people seem dressed for the part. Have a nice holidy in Colliure

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• jhm (70015)
• [2005-05-03 12:32]

Thanks Jack for the interesting note, and certain the prize of the cars, splendid picture Jack! And specially the old colour
Well seen!
John

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• Fixfocus (9565)
• [2005-05-03 12:34]
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Looks like this guy discovered some technical improvements on the new 1917 model!
Again a nice time travel in sepia toned B/W.
Is the car on the right a Ford Model A?
regards!
hermann

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• nwoehnl (60423)
• [2005-05-03 14:55]

Very nice entry for your series, Jack. Again the sepia toning works fine to emphasize the classical subject, and the posture of the guy examining the details is a fun add. Nice to have included the workshop photo too, old cars are always an excellent photo subject. Well done.

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• Rockyboy (20556)
• [2005-05-03 16:18]

Another nice picture of one of those old car. I like very much this man looking with interest the motor. Well seen!

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• mlopes (492)
• [2005-05-03 20:48]

Fantastic note as always jack.

The photo is superb, you really made me travel back in time. Nice sepia tone,

Obrigado,
Mario

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• maphoto (8074)
• [2005-05-03 22:25]

Great serie Jack and again wonderful mood and feeling, perfect sepia tones, well done.

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• PixelTerror (76108)
• [2005-05-04 3:40]

Hei Jack,
Again a nice view from year 1917 that together with the note would have fit very well in the "Trogstad Nyheter" ;-))
Only thing that is a bit out of scope here is the "Iowa Truck" licence plate, but possibly this one has just arrived from the factory by steamer ?
Have a nice day,
Jean-Yves

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• ChrisJ (57444)
• [2005-05-04 5:39]

Hello Jack

I like the comparison with the elderly gents & these vintage cars. The b&w sepia conversion works very well here. Excellent sharpness & lighting. Good work!

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• Didi (30442)
• [2005-05-04 13:59]

Bonjour Jack
Il ne manque plus que la présence de Stan Laurel et Oliver Hardy.
J'apprécie cette composition sépia du début du XX° siècle. Je note aussi une très bonne maîtrise de la luminosité. Bonne vacances.

Hello Jack
It misses nothing any more but the presence of Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy. I appreciate this sepia composition of the beginning of the XX° century. I note also a very good control of the luminosity.
Have a nice holidays.

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• jmdaoudal (18670)
• [2005-05-13 11:30]

Sure this one is interested in :))
I lile the way you have done in posting in Black and white.
The TT is a great car in History.
Compliments
Jean Michel