Apline White e36 M3 (First Post)

[Nevergivein]

One of my friends wanted me to take some pics of his car since he lowered it even more and wanted some updated pics of his cars stance. So I met him on top of the Oakridge Parking garage and took a few shots...


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So low he was burning his fender with a spacer, but he took it out...
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Comments and Criticism please!
I'm on Bimmerforums and e46fanatics in case any of you guys might be involved in the BMW scene...

[xMClass]

#2 is great. Might want to work on your angles of attack.

[Nevergivein]

#2 is great. Might want to work on your angles of attack.

I hear yah, I tried every angle I thought of without moving the car though.

[PhotosGuy]

I tried every angle I thought of without moving the car though. It's your friends car. Move it where you need it and... MOVE YOUR FEET! A <rant> of sorts. (http://photography-on-the.net/forum/showthread.php?t=536323)

Try for the good light, too. A few Car Lighting Tips - Updated (http://photography-on-the.net/forum/showthread.php?t=70290)


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[gary88]

I also like #2. Watch out for those shadows though.

[7801MonteMan]

As much as I love GM and its cars. That second to last iirc that Vue doesn't do anything for what would've been a great shot for me.

[InfraRed]

those rs's are in dire need of hex/center caps and waffle plates

nice shots

[Nevergivein]

It's your friends car. Move it where you need it and... MOVE YOUR FEET! A <rant> of sorts. (http://photography-on-the.net/forum/showthread.php?t=536323)

Try for the good light, too. A few Car Lighting Tips - Updated (http://photography-on-the.net/forum/showthread.php?t=70290)


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Thanks for the link!
I'll be sure to read up.

Thank you all for the criticism by the way.

[elysium]

Looks good to me. Nice and clean. My only recommendation would be to watch the shadows. Maybe try shooting later during the day or think about a wireless flash setup. Just to soften the shadows.

Black & white cars I have to say are the most tricky to shoot but you have done well here. Look forward to seeing more.

[CorzyPhoto]

I see you have a very beautiful backdrop in #6. You could have had the car on the left side of the silver SUV to capture the background - while the angle of the sun will light the car nicely.

[Nevergivein]

Next time I'll make sure to shoot mid day so the shadows wont be so harsh. And also hold off on the photoshoot until its a Sunday when I know there will be no cars to ruin the background.

Thanks for the great comments guys!

[Ad@m]

Nice ones, especially #2. Watch out for the lights growing out of the roof in #5.
By chance are those taken in Santa Rosa? That place looks familiar...

[elysium]

Next time I'll make sure to shoot mid day so the shadows wont be so harsh. And also hold off on the photoshoot until its a Sunday when I know there will be no cars to ruin the background.

Thanks for the great comments guys!
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[Jamie Holladay]

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