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JonK
26th of December 2004 (Sun), 16:30
just a couple of pictures of my friends GSX, done today in philadelphia before it started to snow.
Digital Rebel, kit lens, post-processing in CS.
http://e34.digital7.com/GSX/CRW_3903.jpg
http://e34.digital7.com/GSX/CRW_3911.jpg
http://e34.digital7.com/GSX/CRW_3916.jpg
http://e34.digital7.com/GSX/CRW_3931.jpg
Xtreme02
26th of December 2004 (Sun), 23:54
nice photos, I used to have a '91 eclipse gst. too bad the bumper is blocked in the first pic, love the FMIC. also in the last photo maybe you could crop off the smoke stack. its hard to tell what the subject is. But great photos love um.
c0ntr0lz
27th of December 2004 (Mon), 04:59
awesome pix and shots!!!
i really like the comps on all of them and the overcast day made it even better
sameerb
27th of December 2004 (Mon), 05:25
I like the #1 image nice contrast yellow pillar , how about going to same location
retaking this picture with full view of bumper ?
great shot :cool:
Kinger
27th of December 2004 (Mon), 10:02
Where in Philly were these shots taken, my first thoughts were near either the 30th st. post office, or near the far parking of pen's campus. Eitherway I like all of the shots, the one with the skyline in the background is my favorite, the detail is real crisp.
JonK
27th of December 2004 (Mon), 10:36
they were taken in some pretty shady spots, no where near 30th street, more like 50th. the one with the skyline is the UPenn hospital parking garage.
mr.photoguy
27th of December 2004 (Mon), 11:32
I like em, but would love to see some with a slight background blur. or close up's of certain parts of the car.
Nice shots though.
JonK
27th of December 2004 (Mon), 11:57
Well with a F3.5 largest aperature i couldn't get much DOF. When I get my 50mm 1.8 i will have something to show.
sGu
27th of December 2004 (Mon), 14:58
when shoot cars, a looking up angle would be very appealing to viewers, also make cars look superior. Try get low on the ground next time if you don't mind get dirty ;)
Accord Lover
28th of December 2004 (Tue), 01:22
Nice pics...pretty colors. BTW those things are fast....it has turbo and AWD system right?
Aggy
28th of December 2004 (Tue), 10:02
Nice pics, we dont get that Mitsi in the UK, bet its tasty in black.
OneManArmy
28th of December 2004 (Tue), 10:22
I had a GSX once,and my friend had one also. Mine was a '90 his was a '97. Both cars were, absolutely, PHENOMENAL in wet weather. I could floor that car (and mine had a few simple modifications) and the tires wouldn't peel in the rain. I felt SO safe in that car. I really miss it.
The thing is, the build quality was junk. At around 90k it started falling apart; some computer thing that was to cost $1100, suspension work, tranny was weak, it was burning a bit of oil etc. THe car was only booked at $3000 I couldn't justify that much $ into it. The thing is, my buddy's '97 was the same way, and it was a new body style (the kind in this thread).
IMHO, mitsubishi makes crummy cars. Not just eclipses either.
Now I drive a Corvette, it gets awesome mileage and hsan't given me a single problem yet (65k miles). It's a '98. Best car I ever owned in many ways, gas mileage, handling, obviously accelaration. But... I suuuure wish it was AWD :)
skyphix
28th of December 2004 (Tue), 10:35
Nice shots!
IMO, I'd keep the pillar in the first picture, but move slightly to the right to show the whole front bumper (as others have said as well)
Gives me ideas on how to shoot my (Dirty) STi :D
voltaire
29th of December 2004 (Wed), 04:51
maybe its just me..
is the frount mount intercooler fake or is it real?
i have seen fake ones unfortunately
Persian-Rice
29th of December 2004 (Wed), 22:28
That FMIC looks real, never seen a fake one that big. Does seem plasticy though........Guess where the rice from my name comes from? haha
Nice shots, I am thinking of building a DSM rally car after I graduate. The placement of the car in the frames isnt all that flattering. Try turning the wheel so the tires aren't straight all the time. Especially in shots like #2
Cheers
mr.photoguy
30th of December 2004 (Thu), 04:46
Also don't be afraid to kneal down and get down low shots.
Even put it in photoshop and give the background a nice lens blur to.
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