Tiberon

[minico1976]

My first time shooting anything somewhat serious. a little C&C please.

[zelseman]

Im going to go easy, because I know someone might come in a little rude, so know that I am just trying to help...
1. You shot in the middle of the day. Dont do that. Shoot during sunset or early morning.
2. Get a lower perspective. Lower shots make the car seem bigger and more impressive.
3. Turn the wheels the other direction.
I dont know why the rest of the image is white, whether it was just that bright or you did that in post processing. Either way, its harsh and not flattering to the car.

Keep shooting, just avoid practically everything you did in this picture.

[SaNTi iTNaS]

Tiburon*

[minico1976]

Yes Santi I efed up the title, my bad.
ok here is another try I left the background in and took another one of the shots in the series and PSed myself out of the bumper reflection

[Hinson]

Augustin, I agree with Zelsman. Try to never shoot between 10:00am and 2:00pm if possible. Take a look at my site (cruiseinpix.com) and you will see some good and some REALLY bad examples :) Photosguy is the guru when it comes to shooting cars so do a search and read some of his tutorials on shooting cars.

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2645/3932244470_71ffcd78a8_o.jpg

[minico1976]

yeah I understand the time thing now for shooting cars. lesson learned

[PhotosGuy]

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