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Somewhere with a goofy looking white building in the background - that's one hell of a reflection in the door!Originally posted by 00bolt View Post
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Trinity riverOriginally posted by talismanOriginally posted by AdamLXOriginally posted by BroncojohnnyOriginally posted by 80coupeOriginally posted by Rick ModenaOriginally posted by JesterComment
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this thread died too soon. any other places come to mind?Comment
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The place in southlake is fat daddy's. I know of a shitload of good spots, but I'm selfish.
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We had some family shots done in historic Downtown Wahahachie. I saw some great potential down there. Just heading west of there on 287, passed 67, there are some great shots for a vehicle sitting on the side of the road, in front of old ranch fences and colorful, level pasture in the background.Comment
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Well keep them in mind...I need you to take some newer pics of the vette for me please sir!Originally posted by 90GT50 View PostThe place in southlake is fat daddy's. I know of a shitload of good spots, but I'm selfish.
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My apt complex roof in Las Colinas has a great skyline view. Its off 114&MacArthur, also in Las Colinas, Williams Square has bronze statues of some real mustangs that are pretty sweet, saw a photo shoot going on there with a new 5.0 stang couple months back, im pretty sure you have to ask permission to drive up in there though...Big Rooster Racing
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I need to find some better ones in your area since I'm never over there.Originally posted by stangin4lyfe View PostWell keep them in mind...I need you to take some newer pics of the vette for me please sir!
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I found this place in Mesquite and took a few shots of one of my dd. Its off Lake June behind an old indoor skate park.
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That's a little too "hood" and not enough "rustic-industrial" for me.Comment
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Old Cotton Gin in Rowlett.
Under 190 at 75.
You really can't go wrong in downtown Dallas area. Get there at sun rise Saturday or Sunday morning and the whole town becomes your backdrop.
Outside Fair Park, downtown.
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This photo is the Table of Contents page of this book. Those are the grain silos in Saginaw.
I like this photo better though.
This is located at 2900 Cullen St, Fort Worth, not far from the Go-kart track off University. I think it provides an uncluttered background with good contrast to make a photo pop.
When the government pays, the government controls.Comment
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Cool pics, Danny.
This was shot behind the old Greenleaf building in north Arlington. Sort of behind the GM plant.
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badass ideas. keep em comingComment
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