...I think that you were able to capture "the essence" of Yeti (that one from the Himalaya and this car) at once - that one form the Himalaya is quite shy and this car belongs to such surroundings. If I may ask - where was this photo taken? I love the landscape behind the hiding Yeti!...

 

Interesting aproach on that photo. Never thought about it that way. While headind into the woods, taking a brief look backwards, that scene caught my eye and decided to take the picture (just some steps sideways for fine tuning, and snaped it).

It was taken in Toscana, Italy... No, seriously, near "Maagar Lachish" (Lachish reservoir) at north of Qiryat Gat.

Here's another one, that strongly reminds me the Toscan lanscapes, a few houndred meters from the above one, slightly different direction:

 

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That looks great!!!  White and white just works.  That is very much like Iain1970's rig.

 

 

Strange you say that ... here is one taken today in rural North Aberdeenshire ...

 

 

 

Had our Yeti for a week and 300 miles. Maxidot shows 42 mpg + which is better than expected at this stage. Pictures attached

Briskoda sticker now fitted to new yeti

 

Well thought that now I have cleaned it I would post some pics, I've been too busy playing with it to give it a good wash.

By the light of the silvery moon

 

The land of the midnight (well, twenty past ten ) moon...

In the Forest of Dean.

 

Out and about this morning on a wee drive around Skye

 

Cuillin peaks from Glen Varigill

 

 

Red hills (although not looking so red today)

 

 

Cuillin from the other side

 

I think Snowy likes his new home but wait til the wind and rain arrives 

Was that you that flashed me on the A48 between Lydney & Chepstow yesterday - I waved back from my Black Magic Pearl Yeti.  If so - nice to meet you!

 

In the Forest of Dean.

 

Mucking about in ps

 

 

By the light of the silvery moon

 

That is a beautiful photograph.

Mucking about in ps

 

 

Love it. Which PS tool is that? Are you a design professional or just a very gifted amateur?

Silver efex pro and a bit of dodging/burning.

 

I'm just an amateur 

I'm just an amateur 

 

Stop underselling yourself!!

That is a beautiful photograph.

How would that work with the tiniest bit of fill-in flash just to 'lift' Snowy a wee bit? BTW, my neighbour's wife is originally from Skye. They laughed and laughed when I mentioned your comment about the submariners and the chip shop!

Love it. Which PS tool is that? Are you a design professional or just a very gifted amateur?

 

Mucking about in ps

 

 

 

 

That's Christmas card material

How would that work with the tiniest bit of fill-in flash just to 'lift' Snowy a wee bit? BTW, my neighbour's wife is originally from Skye. They laughed and laughed when I mentioned your comment about the submariners and the chip shop!

 

Easily done in ps by increasing the exposure on the car. Bearing in mind that it was dusk I didnt want it to look too light/unnatural. But I guess it could take a bit of lifting.

 

That's Christmas card material

 

Ha, get your yeti christmas cards here 

Great shots all round!

Was that you that flashed me on the A48 between Lydney & Chepstow yesterday - I waved back from my Black Magic Pearl Yeti. If so - nice to meet you!

Indeed it was.

Silver efex pro and a bit of dodging/burning.

 

I'm just an amateur 

 

Dodging and burning. Ahh that brings back the fond memories of the dark room and smelly fixer. I've not done any old fashioned film dev or printing in a few years since I sold my M7 kit. The times have changed. I'm now in the world of the PC and pixel, a lot less smelly but arguably less fun...

Indeed it was.

 

Haven't felt part of a car-owners' family since the early days of the PT Cruiser. Thanks for the welcome BossFox!

There were a few Yetis in the Forest of Dean yesterday...

 

 

Family meeting. :sun:

Family meeting. :sun:

Quite a gang!