Photos
Yeah, it's a stocker 12 bolt rear end that I finally found through a guy that works with he. He crushed a 78 4x4 and kept the rear end out for some reason. It turned out to be a limited-slip, which was a bonus... unfortunately....it's a 3:08... which is what I had to start with obviously to match the front... I wanted to get a pair of 3:73's so hard and finally got tired of looking. One day, one sweet day, he'll (The Blazer) have a nice set of 12 or 14 bolt 3:73's and some 33 or 35's to boot. After I finally put my degree to use and quit AutoZone, that is.
That's the largest I have of that picture... I have several other pictures. On the 2nd picture, I didn't use photo shop. I have several different pictures that I took at that square. For this particular one, I didn't set the white balance and made sure to not use a flash. Because the lamps on the square are have an orange hue, the long exposure lets the light bleed throughout the shot. I have a few more pictures with the white balance and with shorter shutter speeds, but I like the orangish effect. You absolutely have to sit the camera on something when taking these longer exposures though... even simply turning the flash off makes the shutter stay open just long enough that human hands can't hold it steady enough. Here's a couple other pics I took of my Caprice and Cadillac.
No Photshop on anything. I may have cropped it. I had to balance the camera on a lawnchair and a waterpump (the only 2 things in my trunk).
I didn't have ANYTHING to put the camera on, so I had to hold it for this one taken in downtown Nashville, so it's not very clear.
I used a propane tank to set the camera on this one. Sometime's I borrow my friends camera, which is crazy awesome, but usually I have to use my 100 dollar fuji, which doesn't take the clearest pictures in the world... and has NO SETTINGS...
Here's another pic on the square with the white balance set, with the camera sitting in a chair I found on the sidewalk.
I don't really know a whole lot about photography; I just got my camera last year, but I like playing around with it.
