Mystery road trip/photo shoot
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Re: Mystery road trip/photo shoot
That is a lot of equipment for a few pictures.
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How exciting, looks like a fun trip.
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Excellent, Leslie.
The Patrol looks awesome!
I went through all the photos and had my wife and two of my daughters that are visiting to watch for some clues about the clothing and what store it might be
But then I see that it is for a magazine. By the way, the photos in your album are awesome. Beautiful surrounding country.
Great experience and thanks for sharing it. When I lived for two years while studying in Los Angeles, we went to a nearby town, Solvang, a number of times, so your trip has brought fond memories for us.
Can't wait for the final product.
I went through all the photos and had my wife and two of my daughters that are visiting to watch for some clues about the clothing and what store it might be
Great experience and thanks for sharing it. When I lived for two years while studying in Los Angeles, we went to a nearby town, Solvang, a number of times, so your trip has brought fond memories for us.
Can't wait for the final product.
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YES !!!
I'd like to refer you all to the brand new issue of TeenVOGUE - December 2014/January 2015
Definitely took a while to get published - but the results look great!
A belated congrats to you Leslie!!
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I'd like to refer you all to the brand new issue of TeenVOGUE - December 2014/January 2015
Definitely took a while to get published - but the results look great!
A belated congrats to you Leslie!!
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EricB wrote:YES !!!
I'd like to refer you all to the brand new issue of TeenVOGUE - December 2014/January 2015
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Definitely took a while to get published - but the results look great!
A belated congrats to you Leslie!!
Yeah yeah yeah, congrats to Leslie and all that, but seriously, Eric-
What were you doing reading TeenVogue...?????
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There is EVERYTHING wrong with the outfits in the Teen Vogue article... But the Patrol looks fantastic! (Don't forget that I have the PFP's alter-ego Patrol... Brown diamond tuck and everything... So, I'm biased)
It's really funny to think that all of us (60p fans) only see the Patrol and think "hmmm, that blinker relay needs to be tucked up into the dash" or "I really like the clear front marker lights"... whereas the magazine's typical readers will see that $300 cardigan or the pre-torn $200 levis and say "let's go shopping on Black Friday!"
It looks great!
It's really funny to think that all of us (60p fans) only see the Patrol and think "hmmm, that blinker relay needs to be tucked up into the dash" or "I really like the clear front marker lights"... whereas the magazine's typical readers will see that $300 cardigan or the pre-torn $200 levis and say "let's go shopping on Black Friday!"
It looks great!
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While I was on the shoot the production company was very tight lipped about who the models were and who the shoot was for. They were very suspicious of the camaera I had with me. They were afraid I was going to immediately post pics of the models on Facebook or Instagram. Had they known that the only interest I had was in the Patrol, they could have relaxed. I only like to get the name of the model to know who's sitting on my Patrol.faux40 wrote:There is EVERYTHING wrong with the outfits in the Teen Vogue article... But the Patrol looks fantastic! (Don't forget that I have the PFP's alter-ego Patrol... Brown diamond tuck and everything... So, I'm biased)
It's really funny to think that all of us (60p fans) only see the Patrol and think "hmmm, that blinker relay needs to be tucked up into the dash" or "I really like the clear front marker lights"... whereas the magazine's typical readers will see that $300 cardigan or the pre-torn $200 levis and say "let's go shopping on Black Friday!"
It looks great!
And you're right about that flasher. And the manual throttle knob is pretty unique also; I had forgotten about that. Love that bottle opener key ring.
Thanks for posting the pics Eric! I think PFPs value has increased greatly in the last week.
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Speaking of the keys, I'm surprised they didn't photoshop the NISSAN door key in the pic with Rafferty Law.
It's almost exactly in the middle of the shot, and the light hits it just so... If they had a big neon blinking arrow pointing at it, it would have had the same effect. At least everyone will know it's a NISSAN, and not an FJ or something else...
It's almost exactly in the middle of the shot, and the light hits it just so... If they had a big neon blinking arrow pointing at it, it would have had the same effect. At least everyone will know it's a NISSAN, and not an FJ or something else...