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That loading dock looks familiar. Think I have seen some other runners flexed out on that same urban obstacle. They have all been in the dark to.

i think its in the dark cause thats the only time they can do it hahaha:lmao: without getting in trouble:police:
 
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Sport Hood
Shrockworks Front Bumper w/ PIAA 510 ATP
Perkins Performance Rear Bumper
Savage off-road sliders w/ kick-out
3" Toytec Ultimate Lift w/ 5150 rear resorvoir shocks
1" Diff Drop
17" Pro Comp 7005 Wheels w/ 1.25" Trail Gear Wheel Spacers
33" (295/70/17) Toyo Open Country M/Ts

Coming Soon: BUILD THREAD
picked up a set of 5 295/70/17 Nitto Trail Grapplers the other day off craigslist for 850, will try to have them mounted on next weekend for some off roading.

I have to say, this is one really really really good looking truck.
 
*Sigh* What a waste of a good Highlander :bash:

There might be a chance that the damage wasn't too significant considering the speed it ended up rolling over, that it was in sand and the surfboard cushions on top.

Although I highly doubt all of those boards where his. I'd be irate to say the least if one of those boards where mine.
 
For some reason the pic above looks like its a toy car on a train model or something... looks nice tho!

It's called tilt shift photography, It's pretty fun to do, you gotta have photoshop, you create a gradient and blur most of the picture except for 1 strip of it, and then you increase to brightness slighty, and increase the contrast like 20% or so, and then it looks like a model.

It helps if the photo you do it too is more of looking down down upon shot.
 
It's called tilt shift photography, It's pretty fun to do, you gotta have photoshop, you create a gradient and blur most of the picture except for 1 strip of it, and then you increase to brightness slighty, and increase the contrast like 20% or so, and then it looks like a model.

It helps if the photo you do it too is more of looking down down upon shot.

yup you got it. i just read about it and its time to have some fun.
just got a cannon 60D, the nikon 50D is gunna be retired. lets see what i can come up with
 
Everyone is right :)
I'll just mention that the best looking results i get when there's a depth(blur) map created in Photoshop (keeping in mind that result should resemble a macro shot with small focal depth). Like it's there in Surf picture, there are 4 blur levels - background, each tracked vehicle and Surf with foreground. I do that manually, create a new channel and draw objects each having its own opacity. Then use the channel as a blur mask in one of Photoshops blur filters.
Results are OK, they just require lots of brush work and attention. I messed it up in that picture, the big tube on top of the middle vehicle is blurred too much :]
 
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