Earnhardt
22 creative works found
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This is a collaboration with myself and Bill Gamblin / Thanks for letting me use your photos Bill Inspired by Simple Man By Lynyrd Skynyrd which was also played in a tribute to Dale Earnhardts death Listen To Music I took two of Bills Photos one of which was the nascar track and race cars and another photo of Dale Earnhardt and layed them together erasing some of what was in one of the photos using photoshop, I then used the adjustment of opacity to blend these two photos together. I do hope you like this inspirational piece of what use to be and what will still be; because the simple man will still be watching over all of you and NASCAR… /
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Collaboration With Bill Gamblin And Myself / /
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Inspired by the movie / Collaboration, thanks to my dear friend Bill Gamblin for letting me use your photo to work on… / /
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Collaboration with Bill Gamblin and myself, took his Intimidator photo and added a portrait background and added Dale Earnhardt Logo / /
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The Earnhardts / 3 layers / A Collaboration with Bill Gamblin and Myself
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An exact replica of Dale Earnhardt’s car was displayed at Capitol Park Sacramento, CA this last weekend. It was a bit more than spooky since I watched Dale’s final race “live” and the crash wasn’t even remotely fearsome. In fact, it was so tame the announcers and cameramen stayed focused on it only because it stopped the race. By the time I knew how deadly it was I was reading it in the morning newspaper. I wrestled with what to do with this shot. It is a memorial tribute so I leaned towards monotones but the background was impossibly busy with fans and sightseers. I blurred the car and felt I was blurring the memory as well. So I settled upon blurring the car – Dale’s car – in time by taking the current day bystanders out of focus. Using the selective editing tool is a nightmare when everything has the same tones, hues, colours, lines, contrasts, etc. I suggest anyone interested in trying it ask me for the original shot and I’ll give you a crack at it. If you’re better at it than me, we’ll call it a collaboration and I’ll substitute it for the one. :-)
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A panorama of the Earnhardt fan fair trailers… Pocono Raceway – Long Pond, Pennsylvania. / June 2006
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A close up shot of Dale Earnhardt Jr.s car in Charlotte NC. 2008
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Dale Earnhardt, Jr. during qualifying laps for the 2009 Samsung 500. Texas Motor Speeway, Forth Worth Texas. Shot through heavily meshed fence in Turn 4. Canon EOS 1d mark III with a 70-200mm IS L USM 2.8 and a Canon 2x extender
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Taken at the 2008 Peach Days in Brigham City Utah
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oil pastel of famous photo the day before his death
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This is a portrait i did of Dale Earnhardt Jr. Done with india ink.
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A digital design containing a photo of Dale, his car and number 3.
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A design with Dale, his number 3 and a Rebel and Racing flag.
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Location: Downtown Sacramento / Technique: HDR (High Dynamic Range) / Workflow: 6+ Raws – Matix Pro – Finalized in CS4 / Equip: Canon 5D OG Featured in group: / “American Southwest” – June 17, 2009 Still debating whether or not to attend the Nascar race at the Infenion raceway this Fathers day. I must say it would be an all american experience if I did, I will just have to see. There were other race cars at this event and even if this was just a replica I felt it calling to me. Maybe the loss of my dad had something to do with it and since I use photography as my channel it seemed fitting to combine the two.
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Collage of watercolor and acrylic pieces along with an old photo of the #3 Goodwrench race car 9 x !2
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I took this pic during qualifying at the Fontana NASCAR race in 2007. I swear he was looking straight at me as I snapped this shot (but with his glasses on, one never really knows..)
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#3 Dale Sr
by Greg HDale Earnhardt Sr. – Drawing after his death at Daytona
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Pencil and mixed media on paper, 11×14
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I was fortunate enough to have access to Cold Garage passes for a few races in 2007 which made for some great pictures and memories
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This was taken at the 2008 Las Vegas race prior to qualifying.
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