Royal Flush -- VIP Infiniti Q45

Hope you guys like it. Comments are appreciated! Thanks guys!

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I think it is executed technicaly very well. But is average for interestingness at best. It is a fairly drab location, and underexposing it this far is not helping any. The sky turned out pretty cool, but you dont show very much of it.

I agree, Im tryin to scroll dowm lookin for the next pic.

You've wetted my appetite but this one seems to be only an entree...

Wheres the others.??

Mark1 wrote in post #14238345
I think it is executed technicaly very well. But is average for interestingness at best. It is a fairly drab location, and underexposing it this far is not helping any. The sky turned out pretty cool, but you dont show very much of it.

Thanks for the comment! We were heading towards an area more photogenic, but they were having some fair that kept us from shooting there. Disappointed, we just ended up in an empty nearby parking lot and shot there. Do you think it would look better if the surroundings weren't so underexposed?

Ando27 wrote in post #14238441
I agree, Im tryin to scroll dowm lookin for the next pic.

You've wetted my appetite but this one seems to be only an entree...

Wheres the others.??

Unfortunately, there aren't any others! The shoot was for another friend of mine and I just took this shot while waiting. It also happened to be the first shot I decided to edit.

Dope shot! I just shot Ivan's car from Royal Flush also.

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Dope as shot. Flawless

Nice shot, just not interesting enough. It just shows me the ass of the car, and a bit about the wheels which is most important. You lose the detail of how FLUSH and low this car really is.

maybe brighten the overall image on number 1.

edmyloo wrote in post #14239480
Do you think it would look better if the surroundings weren't so underexposed?

Yes and no.

No, not for this particular frame. As there is not much to look at even if it is brighter. But I would like to see it brighter to either confirm or smash my thought.

Yes in general. While the car is really the sole subject of the image. Images that let the eye wander a bit after seeing the subject tend to be a lot more interesting. Now that does not mean that the image has to be filled with details. But at least enough to give the eye somethig to discover besides the intended subject. How much or how many will vary with each shot.