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iLuveKetchup
5th of January 2007 (Fri), 08:53
Took this shot this morning. Comments & criticisms always welcome!!

http://iLuveKetchup.smugmug.com/photos/121590503-L.jpg

cdubya
5th of January 2007 (Fri), 08:55
i love your s2k, good work.

MitsuJDM
5th of January 2007 (Fri), 10:32
Nice shots. Love the car! :D

poah
5th of January 2007 (Fri), 11:38
1st one would have been better moved round so you don't have the wee house coming out the boot.

the second one is just a snap shot of the front 1/4

Jamie Holladay
5th of January 2007 (Fri), 12:40
Very nice photo. I thought "very nice" as it was loading, but then I saw the structure to the right of the car and it just is way too distracting. You did and exceptional job capturing the light. The 3/4 angle is spot on. The sky looks great in these. Nice job. If you have the opportunity to reshoot there try repositioning the car where the building is not in the scene. Other than that the back ground is exceptional.

ArenGh
5th of January 2007 (Fri), 13:33
Yeah man get that house thing out of there and you're GOLDEN

iLuveKetchup
5th of January 2007 (Fri), 17:44
Thanks for the comments & criticisms! I'll go back to the spot, recompose, & take the shot over. I'll take the pic as soon as I can. I want to get it right! Thanks again!!

- Clyde

randerson07
5th of January 2007 (Fri), 17:54
Might also want to edit your license plate out. Dont know what someone would do with it, but most other pics of cars i see have them darkened or something.

soileauj
5th of January 2007 (Fri), 20:18
Clyde you have me foaming at the mouth here. I work in the city and can so relate to the locations but better than that I have an STI and can so see my car in all those places...OK so I'm Jealous............that you have such great shots....

PhotosGuy
5th of January 2007 (Fri), 20:22
Nice ride & good light! Since it's your car & you can put it anywhere you like, I agree that you need to pay more attention to the backgrounds. Good luck with the reshoot!

2005GLI
6th of January 2007 (Sat), 00:01
which section did you goto, englewood cliffs or fort lee? And at what time? I've tried going early and park is always closed.

iLuveKetchup
6th of January 2007 (Sat), 04:18
which section did you goto, englewood cliffs or fort lee? And at what time? I've tried going early and park is always closed.

This was taken at the boat basin (closer to the Englewood entrance). The park opens at dawn & closes @ dusk. Most of the time I go, the park is closed as well. I just drive around the barrier. You can drive to both sections of the park - Ft. Lee & Englewood.

iLuveKetchup
7th of January 2007 (Sun), 04:13
I went back today to reshoot. The only problem was that there were a lot of cars at the parking lot. So I didn't have a clear background. I took this pic instead.

http://iLuveKetchup.smugmug.com/photos/121577210-L.jpg

Scoen
7th of January 2007 (Sun), 06:50
Amazing Shot, what camera set up are you using??

iLuveKetchup
7th of January 2007 (Sun), 07:00
Amazing Shot, what camera set up are you using??

Thanks!! The pic was taken w/ a 400D & Sigma 10-20.

2005GLI
7th of January 2007 (Sun), 08:19
If i took that shot, the whole bottom of hte pic would be so underexposed. Did you take multiple shots and stack them in PS?

iLuveKetchup
7th of January 2007 (Sun), 08:37
If i took that shot, the whole bottom of hte pic would be so underexposed. Did you take multiple shots and stack them in PS?

Not multiple shots, just multiple layers. There are 2 layers - the sky & the car. I reduced the levels on the sky layer to bring out the color & it kept the sky from being blown out.

iLuveKetchup
7th of January 2007 (Sun), 08:42
OK here's the re-shoot.

Before
http://iLuveKetchup.smugmug.com/photos/121590503-L.jpg

After
http://iLuveKetchup.smugmug.com/photos/121597784-L.jpg

Now I have to learn how to use the clone stamp. The wet part on the ground is distracting. Any thoughts?

PhotosGuy
7th of January 2007 (Sun), 08:53
Much better, but... The wet part on the ground is distracting. I'd crop it out along with most of the right side of the shot. A person might need to leave room for a ADs type, but that's not the case here. As yourself, "is this a car pic, or a car&bridge pic"?
I'd be happier with some more room at the front of the car, too. Give it some room to "move into"?

Caster
7th of January 2007 (Sun), 12:05
Amazing car and shots, lovin' those rims

900spg
7th of January 2007 (Sun), 12:23
Love the first shot and how the background colors work with the cars colors. Nice job.

soileauj
7th of January 2007 (Sun), 12:44
Clyde, a couple of questions if you don't mind.

Are you using a tripod or handholding? Is it possible to provide info on the shot--such as f-stop aperture and ISO?

Awesome photos.

Thanks,
Joe

livewire-photography.com
7th of January 2007 (Sun), 13:18
The Second shot on the first pag is awsome, absolutly stunning, and im a bfan of your work, personally i feel that the first shot on the first page is to grey ish (cloud etc) the re shoot (on this page) is much much better, and that is brilliant, but the winner for me is the second shot on the other page.
James....

The REBELion
7th of January 2007 (Sun), 15:21
Great shots

ghibli99
7th of January 2007 (Sun), 16:03
Great shots, man... absolutely love the colors in the 10-20mm shot.

-Mike

aLFaDaRK
7th of January 2007 (Sun), 16:21
I went back today to reshoot. The only problem was that there were a lot of cars at the parking lot. So I didn't have a clear background. I took this pic instead.

http://iLuveKetchup.smugmug.com/photos/121577210-L.jpg

Absolutely awesome shot!! :D

2005GLI
8th of January 2007 (Mon), 01:19
iluvketchup, thanks for the multiple layers tip. I gotta get a book on PS, i completely suck at it.

and i gotta check out the boat basin too.

iLuveKetchup
8th of January 2007 (Mon), 02:59
Much better, but... I'd crop it out along with most of the right side of the shot. A person might need to leave room for a ADs type, but that's not the case here. As yourself, "is this a car pic, or a car&bridge pic"?
I'd be happier with some more room at the front of the car, too. Give it some room to "move into"?

Here's another shot from the same location. Im still on the fence on the angle. I'll have to re-edit a copy w/ a straight horizon & see if that works better.

**BTW, thanks for the tip on the multiple RAW exposure layers. I tried it out on this pic & it worked great.**

http://iLuveKetchup.smugmug.com/photos/121685350-L.jpg

iLuveKetchup
8th of January 2007 (Mon), 04:45
Clyde, a couple of questions if you don't mind.

Are you using a tripod or handholding? Is it possible to provide info on the shot--such as f-stop aperture and ISO?

Awesome photos.

Thanks,
Joe


Thanks Joe! The first 2 pics below were handheld. I used a tripod on the third pic.

Sigma 10-20
1/125 @ f/5.6 100 ISO
http://iLuveKetchup.smugmug.com/photos/121577210-Th.jpg

Sigma 10-20
1/20 @ f/5.6 100 ISO
http://iLuveKetchup.smugmug.com/photos/121685350-Th.jpg

Tamron 28-75
1.0 @ f/14 100 ISO
http://iLuveKetchup.smugmug.com/photos/121597784-Th.jpg

- Clyde

soileauj
8th of January 2007 (Mon), 14:25
Clyde, thanks for the ifo on your shots. I'm having a hard time getting every thing right. The DSLR's are great but the p&s sure are easy. Just kidding, there are a few shots I took that I really did appreciate. It's incredible the pictures that come from these cameras when you get most or all things right in line. I'm learning it takes patience.....

Thanks again

catz1ct
9th of January 2007 (Tue), 15:36
Love these pics! Great stuff :)

big_sur
9th of January 2007 (Tue), 15:50
nice wheels