So my buddy is shooting a wedding tomorrow and I let him borrow my 6D. He got home with it from meeting up and was dicking around just taking pix in his house. He hates me now cuz he wants one after seeing how clean the images are at 3200 iso :-)
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Justin 'The Enabler' strikes again :-)
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He won't be buying one anytime soon. He just sold his 60d and bought my 60d cuz it had less clicks. And he bought a used 7d also :-)
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He looks huge, but probably about the size of a half dollar.
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Spider by Jeff Carroll01, on Flickr

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Spider by Jeff Carroll01, on Flickr

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Flowers by Jeff Carroll01, on Flickr
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Some folks have no consideration for their fellow man.
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And us shutterbugs know that for a fact! I've b!tched about it before about how people will step right in front of you when you're framing a shot. I'm not talking accidentally, but they see you getting ready to shoot but they walk right into it and stand there. :-) :-)
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I was making a general statement way beyond photography.
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Shelby GT500 from 1969 (or 1970?)

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The other Shelby is a 1968 GT500KR. KR meant King of the Road, and boasted the 428 Cobra Jet engine. Rated at 335 horsepower, tests showed that Ford wayyyy under reported the output of that one. Actually that engine probably put out over 400 HP
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or how about a sweet 1969 GTO?

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Or an oddball AMC AMX


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Anyone remember these? Dad had one, a 1973 that he kept in immaculate condition:


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I want one of these:

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This one had the 440 engine.
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OK, now this is a rare car, if not necessarily a tire melting demon:

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Another Mercury Cyclone Spoiler, and more Roadrunner Superbirds:

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How many Plymouth Roadrunner Superbirds have YOU seen in one place?

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