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Really tim? would you be willing to extend that offer to other ct members of mt (such as myself)?
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Originally Posted by TimR
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Yup. Well ill be up your way in less than a month I'm moving to Brewster maybe we can meet up ill throw you a couple tips or something. (only if you take of your bumpers :giggle:)Automotive photography is one of the most difficult types of photography so no worries.
Originally Posted by Quinn
(Post 575267)
If you guys ever meet up for coffee in the Newington'ish area, let me know and I will join ya's.
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This weekend?
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Originally Posted by miataspeed2005
(Post 575483)
This weekend?
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Originally Posted by Cspence
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Sounds Great!:bigtu:
Where you been hidin! Shhhhh don't tell anyone. ;) Attachment 197456 Seriously though. I haven't gotten together with Miata owners in CT in years. |
Do you trailer your car around the east side of ct? If the outside looks like the inside and you do I have seen this car rite by my house last year.
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Originally Posted by astroboy
(Post 575563)
Do you trailer your car around the east side of ct? If the outside looks like the inside and you do I have seen this car rite by my house last year.
The car is a rental from a friend who lives in Mass. The car is an ex-Planet Miata car and has a blue and green exterior. Attachment 197391 |
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More pix of her plz
Attachment 197388 Suggestions: Turn wheels proper direction Think about how you want the shots to turn out before you shoot Adjusting your vantage point always helps Your pictures are very cluttered, lots of stuff that draggs my eye away from the cars Keep shooting Edit: Don't always go by the internal light meter on the camera. For the above picture in this post. Its "properly" exposed but if you were to over expose it a bit then the shadow on the rear of the red rice rocket would be more lit up. (Can also be done post processing, but easier/better to do it while shooting) Shoot in RAW This is the best shot of the bunch, IMHO. It follows all the rules, however i would have choose a shallower depth of field to draw the views attention back to the cars. Also would have underexposed it a stop or two to keep the whites white and not so blown out. Setting a custom white balance helps alot too, it appears that whatever white balance you have is working nicely here. (auto?) Practice the "rule of thirds" more. Attachment 197389 Seriously, more pics of the chick please. |
Another thing that would have done that shout some good is some flash fill, but it would be hard to execute without a directional flash.
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The feedback is greatly appreciated! I was actually showing all my recent photos, these car ones included, to a photography nut at work who has been shooting for years and he mentioned many of the things you guys did. Next time I am going to experiment much more....live and learn :giggle:
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Originally Posted by miataspeed2005
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the only thing I dont like about my car is my back bumper, but I don't like the stock one either so I don't know what to do.
Get those things off there man and do that pretty thing some justice!:giggle: |
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