Lamborghini Reventon @ Cars and Coffee Luxury4Play Day

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[RaymondXTi]

Very nice shots. I never noticed how the fender/quarter panel openings were so jagged and not rounded off.

[KLackey]

The L4P guys know how to do it.

[PhotosGuy]

Good ones. Nice lite touch with the strobe. The headlights are a bit gaudy though, no? ;)

[Kleppy]

Nice shots.

I like the cop waiting with the radar.....

[ScottsGT]

Were you shooting with a polarizer filter? I get the same effect you have on the headlights when I wear my polarized sun glasses and look through my tinted car windows.

[Mastamarek]

nice, I love your flash work mate!!

[lambocars]

Amazing, and very rare car, remember only 20 were ever built, and several are for sale at the moment, so if there are 10 actually being driven I'm being generous.

You managed to get on in action on public roads ... really nice.

As for the first shot, I feel the flash is just a bit too obvious in it, I would tone it down a bit. The nice 'rainbow' style does come from using a polarizing filter, that's the downside of using one, but on the upside you do get to see the interior this way ... whichever you prefer is a choice, I for one usually use a circular polarizing filter too by the way.

Did you notice that the paint doesn't 'sparkle' in the shots you've taken with the polarizing filter in place ? The panning shots were probably done without the filter, or with it in the wrong position, and here you actually see the paint is in fact a kind of metallic grey/greenish shade that actually isn't glossy, but due to the subtle addition of metallic flakes in the paint gives an unseen shine when parked in the sunshine, on the Reventon Roadster they used a slightly different shade that has more silver color in it, still matte metallic however.

I just love these cars, remember they where a cool million Euro over here in Europe when new, and they were all sold even before it was unveiled in Frankfurt !

Mark