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equinoxe7
14th of June 2009 (Sun), 18:04
Unknown owner. Thanks to a friend of mine who took the initiative to bring the car out(without the owner's consent lol) for the opportunity. Loving every bit of this beemer. Awesome ride it is. This piece took me quite a while to finish(busy hanging out with friends of course). But Im glad that I managed to finish it, and I'm pretty happy with the outcome.

Note: it's not an M3, its a 325i.

http://img257.imageshack.us/img257/6633/bmw325isfinal2.jpg

My 2nd attempt on car photography. Plz cnc.

Cheers,
Lincoln

Markitos
14th of June 2009 (Sun), 18:08
I'll bet the owner would be thrilled to know strangers are driving, posing, and photographing his/her car.

Thumbs Down.

PhotosGuy
14th of June 2009 (Sun), 18:33
The light on it looks pretty good, but I'd crop about 1/2 of the image out.

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equinoxe7
14th of June 2009 (Sun), 18:44
The light on it looks pretty good, but I'd crop about 1/2 of the image out.

373007
good idea. I'd give it a crop then. :D

Orlandoech
14th of June 2009 (Sun), 19:13
I dont like the tight crop. Sorry it just go imo. Go look at www.Dukesphotography.com, www.SteveDemmitt.com you will NOT find these crops in ANY of there images because they dont go well, sorry Photosguy, I disagree with you.

equinoxe7
14th of June 2009 (Sun), 20:26
I dont like the tight crop. Sorry it just go imo. Go look at www.Dukesphotography.com (http://www.Dukesphotography.com), www.SteveDemmitt.com (http://www.SteveDemmitt.com) you will NOT find these crops in ANY of there images because they dont go well, sorry Photosguy, I disagree with you.
i think its good either way. it all depends on the scene/composition and how you wanna show off the ride. But Photosguy i still prefer my own crop which is the image i uploaded. Thanks.

btw, nice links there Orlandoech =D

NOLAflash
14th of June 2009 (Sun), 22:11
Fixed *Bimmer*

equinoxe7
14th of June 2009 (Sun), 23:03
Fixed *Bimmer*
o? thanks XD

deletedpenguin
15th of June 2009 (Mon), 03:33
I'll bet the owner would be thrilled to know strangers are driving, posing, and photographing his/her car.

Thumbs Down.

Definitely. NO one was ever allowed to drive my bimmer. Except for my girl.

That said, nice shot, but this guy needs to lose the decals.

equinoxe7
15th of June 2009 (Mon), 07:44
Definitely. NO one was ever allowed to drive my bimmer. Except for my girl.

That said, nice shot, but this guy needs to lose the decals.
well, its my bad then, but i have to seize the chance. :)

yeah the decals kinda look weird, the previous owner just sold this car to the current owner so i guess its pretty much untouched ever since.

deletedpenguin
15th of June 2009 (Mon), 07:54
Yeah becomes kinda difficult if the decals have been on their for awhile. Take'em off, and you're likely to have different paint colours.

PhotosGuy
15th of June 2009 (Mon), 09:12
I dont like the tight crop. Sorry it just go imo. Go look at www.Dukesphotography.com (http://www.Dukesphotography.com), www.SteveDemmitt.com (http://www.SteveDemmitt.com) you will NOT find these crops in ANY of there images because they dont go well, sorry Photosguy, I disagree with you. "dont go well," with what? Showing the car to it's best advantage?
Most of the wide crops you see, done by a pro, are wide so that an AD can add text after. They will crop them to fit their layout.
If that's who you're shooting for, then that's what you shoot.
For an owner, print it both ways, & see which one he picks for his wall.

Blindly following someone else's path will lead you into the wilderness.

RaymondXTi
15th of June 2009 (Mon), 15:14
The front of the car looks like a drawing for some reason. What sort of pp was done here?

equinoxe7
15th of June 2009 (Mon), 19:46
"dont go well," with what? Showing the car to it's best advantage?
Most of the wide crops you see, done by a pro, are wide so that an AD can add text after. They will crop them to fit their layout.
If that's who you're shooting for, then that's what you shoot.
For an owner, print it both ways, & see which one he picks for his wall.

Blindly following someone else's path will lead you into the wilderness.here's my point of view, sometimes ill go with a tight crop, like what i did with the honda that i posted some time ago, and sometimes i just prefer to go wide, i never care whether its up to a mag's standard or ad or what so ever so that they can add text into it, its just a play of composition to me, nothing more than that. With that said, we all have different ways and taste on how we want to show our work, im just showing mine.

Regards,
Luke

Yeah becomes kinda difficult if the decals have been on their for awhile. Take'em off, and you're likely to have different paint colours.I'll give it a go.

The front of the car looks like a drawing for some reason. What sort of pp was done here?Just some contrast adjustments a little of lucis. =/

Padrino
15th of June 2009 (Mon), 20:12
I was thinking about the same crop Frank did, it fits the image better, with it the pic looks really good. That two huge buildings are too distracting, and the fog works great on the rest. Hate "AC Schintzer" style decals! Wheels look too heavy for a sleek Beemer coupe. And sorry, but I can't agree with you on taking a car that's not yours with no agreement from the ownr... especially this car!

PhotosGuy
15th of June 2009 (Mon), 20:22
i never care whether its up to a mag's standard or ad or what so ever so that they can add text into it, its just a play of composition to me, nothing more than that. I don't know if you misunderstood, but I'm not promoting extra wide crops. Just the opposite.