1966 Mustang

[rmodys]

I went out with my friend to take some pictures of his Mustang the other night, I kind of wish it had occurred to me to use a custom white balance on some of these.

http://i120.photobucket.com/albums/o166/rmodysphotography/1966%20Mustang/20080217_0923.jpg

http://i120.photobucket.com/albums/o166/rmodysphotography/1966%20Mustang/20080217_0923copy.jpg

http://i120.photobucket.com/albums/o166/rmodysphotography/1966%20Mustang/20080217_0941.jpg

http://i120.photobucket.com/albums/o166/rmodysphotography/1966%20Mustang/20080217_0942.jpg

http://i120.photobucket.com/albums/o166/rmodysphotography/1966%20Mustang/20080217_0945.jpg

http://i120.photobucket.com/albums/o166/rmodysphotography/1966%20Mustang/20080217_0939.jpg

C&C welcomed

[Mama Tried]

Wish I had senery like that around here to shoot in front of

[Porkponey]

#6 gets my vote. I think it makes the best use of a strong subject and a nice but not distracting background. That car looks original based on the paint. Is it?

The more I look at it, the more I really like 6. Good work.

[GVal]

#3 is my favorite

[PhotosGuy]

I kind of wish it had occurred to me to use a custom white balance on some of these. True, you should have tried it, but I'm not sure how the results would have been better if you shot RAW. I don't think those are full spectrum lights.

[rmodys]

True, you should have tried it, but I'm not sure how the results would have been better if you shot RAW. I don't think those are full spectrum lights. I did shoot in RAW.

#6 gets my vote. I think it makes the best use of a strong subject and a nice but not distracting background. That car looks original based on the paint. Is it?
Other than the paint, the car is original.

Thanks guys!

[woodsj6]

I really like #3

[cunarder534]

#3 is the best of the series.