Today, I drove from Milan, New Mexico to Albuquerque. I found many great places to shoot and spent a good part of the day in Grants, NM where there was an over abundance of neon signs, interesting buildings and a junk yard on the edge of town that contains more vintage vehicles that I can remember seeing in one location (save a car museum).
The shot above was taken in a tiny town called San Fidel. That tiny gray line you can just make out through the window is Route 66.
Bill H. made a comment the other day asking to see what my original exposures look like for one of my images… continue reading to see the three shots I used to create the image above. They are shown un-cropped and were processed with Camera Raw’s default settings, so you can see the raw material I worked with.
Hi Ben,
Yet again another great shot, and thanks for posting up the series of shots that went together.
From an earlier post, I noticed you mentioned about using PhotoMatix Pro; I’ve since took your recommendation and am managing to get some nice results combining the workflow with Photoshop, so thanks for that.
Best wishes,
Glyn