The paint was in rough shape, but otherwise fun car to shoot! I did my best to try and save it by blowing up the whites a bit more. But this is probably the rarest car I've shot so far, very few in Canada, owner mentioned its the only one in Quebec and eastern Ontario.
Shot this today, I'm having so much fun meeting the different local car owners and their builds.
240 SX with a Silvia S15 front clip and a Rb25 engine.
Just started a car photography page, so expect to see more coming when I get more shoots done :)
Any tips or comments are always welcome, cheers!
I'd like some feedback on what I should do. One of the wheels has curb rash all over the lip of the rim. I'm debating on just leaving as is and installing them or fixing the curb rash and painting them bronze. I don't want to spend the +/- 800$ to powder coat them so I'd be doing spray paint, but that's where I'm hesitant since it only lasts a couple of years.
First brisket is a success!
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Trimmed and removed the silver skin, coated in black pepper and Meat Church Blanco rub. Smoked for 3.5 hours at 200, 4 hours at 250 and then wrapped and covered in tallow, back in at 300 until internal temp was 203. Burped the brisket until it went down to 165, rewrapped and did an 11 hour hot hold in the oven at 170. Rested for 30 minutes and sliced into it, absolutely stoked this came out that good for my first attempt. Again, any suggestions or comments are greatly appreciated, have a great Father's Day weekend everyone :)
First time smoking beef ribs on a pellet smoker I bought used last week. I'm fairly new to the smoking world and did 4 test runs with pork butt, ribs and belly burnt ends to learn my smoker. Bought this on special today and decided to give it a try. Coarse black pepper, kosher salt, and a light coat of Kansas city style rub. Smoked at 200 for 2 hours, wrapped at 170 then smoked at 275. Pulled at 203, wrapped in a towel, cooler and rested for one and a half hour. Pull off the bone tender, juciy, flavor was amazing! Any tips/recommendations are appreciated!
But I can buy leather paint 8)
I bought a set of L87 pads earlier this year but unfortunately couldn't find the matching gloves. Went to one of my local Source For Sports and found a pair of red and white L95 gloves. Stopped at Michael's for the paint and did it over the span of 48 hours. Had my first skate yesterday with them and got compliments on my complete setup. The gloves pretty much look like Samuel Montembeault's setup, pretty happy with the results!