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Jul 02, 2008 12:57 |  #1

Took this a couple months ago.

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Jul 02, 2008 13:05 |  #2

FR500's = sex on most mustangs


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Jul 02, 2008 21:05 |  #3

Not bad, but keep in mind that our eyes are drawn to the brighter parts of the shot. And those bright areas tend to make the dark car look even darker. Take a look at POST #30 near the bottom: The gray bar at the center is the same density all the way across.
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Jul 02, 2008 23:14 |  #4

TorqueJunkie wrote in post #5835558 (external link)
FR500's = sex on most mustangs

except everyone and their mother has them.

still a pretty car though :lol:


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Jul 03, 2008 12:43 |  #5

Maybe next time try to get less sky (a lot less) and more brick. Very nice looking Mustang though, your's and the first generations are just about the only ones that I really like.


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