1931 Ford Model A

I got a chance to shoot some family shots with their '31 Model A. It was a quick shoot after their family session...and sunlight was rapidly disappearing, so instead of heading to destination #2, we pulled off the side of the park entrance and quickly grabbed these shots. CC welcome.

1) A test shot before setting up the strobes...I liked it.

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1 the car looks like its falling off the road and the solar is to hot
2the ocf is too strong and uneven
3 the car is too angled
4 the little girl is covered ny the light
5 cars angle is distracting
6 the ocf in the car needs more diffusion
7 need more light

keep shooting and it will come

Great subject. Agree that the roadside embankment makes it a little awkward. The light seems pretty good overall. The interior is a little hot, and the exterior a bit dark, but I like #6.

colors seem all over the place. You should gel the lights to match the golden hour glow so it mixes with the ambient instead of looking obvious and causing color/wb issues.