Dont see many interesting photos of capris like this.
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vp-reynolds4
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Dont see many interesting photos of capris like this.
Just dug up an experimental photo a local photographer did for a test with my car once
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Re: Dont see many interesting photos of capris like this.
Hi,
That's a fantastic photo. I'd love to have something like that featuring my car.
It would look great blown up into a poster.
Andrew.
That's a fantastic photo. I'd love to have something like that featuring my car.
It would look great blown up into a poster.
Andrew.
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Re: Dont see many interesting photos of capris like this.
Interesting, very interesting!. 
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Re: Dont see many interesting photos of capris like this.
I might try this, I've got loads of kerosene in the garage.
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vp-reynolds4
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Re: Dont see many interesting photos of capris like this.
It's easier than that. Get a long exposure camera, set fire to nylon rope and run around the car quickly draging the rope. Live flame gives sharp fire flicker edges. The rope being dragged gives the fire that air whipped motion whilst illuminating more of the car being shit loads less dangerous. In the dark the person dragging the rope fast enough is never seen by the camera.