My 328Ci

[trippinbillies40]

Comments and criticism welcome on both the photos and the car!

http://home.cinci.rr.com/davidstaco/bimmer%20sfw/IMG_0377sfw.jpg

http://home.cinci.rr.com/davidstaco/bimmer%20sfw/IMG_0409sfw.jpg

http://home.cinci.rr.com/davidstaco/bimmer%20sfw/IMG_0470sfw.jpg

http://home.cinci.rr.com/davidstaco/bimmer%20sfw/IMG_0482sfw.jpg

[PhotosGuy]

Good start. I like what you were going for in the first. Is the fuzzy antenna a dealer option? ;)
The others are a bit dark. Have you ever calibrated your monitor?
Nice car! Keep at it.

[trippinbillies40]

I took some earlier in the day when the sun was higher. Two problems with taking pictures of this car when it's really bright out, or you let the shutter stay open too long:

1-the angel eyes up front over expose
2-the black looks very very harsh

I really like the color tone and overall brightness because I think it really brings out the color of the car. It's not the most detailed exposure, but in my opinion, it looks better this way.

[Eric DeCastro]

shuold try longer lens 100 or so. 135 would look hot. but good start.

[trippinbillies40]

being so new, what would the 100 do that the 18-55 is not doing?

I have a 75-300 lens.

Also, fixed the fuzzy antenna! Thanks!

[PhotosGuy]

Personally, I might use a 100 for a profile shot. Last year I took shots of a lot of cars with the 18-55 & it's a pretty good lens at f/11. Not an "L", but pretty good. ;-)

[skyphix]

I love these photos. My only pet peave is the trees growing from the hood of your car in the 3rd shot. The 1st and 2nd are absolutely my favorite. Great job.

[felix21685]

nice rims man those look cool on there

[charles_law]

third shot is my fav...good work.