Porsche Shoot

My work is Building a new Porsche dealership and they asked me to take some of our clients up into the mountains for a photo shoot so we can get images for the walls of the new store. here are some of my results

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You have a great start for their walls with these.

I figure I would post an update of our new Porsche dealership with some images of the outcome of this shoot

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They look great! It's got to be an awesome feeling to see your pictures printed up so large.

I'm by no means an expert on car photography, but they look good to me! I really like #1, #3, and #4.

You must be incredibly proud to have your shots displayed like that! OK I gotta ask, what dpi did you put on the huge on, the one with all the cars lined up? I keep reading that large posters and prints that are viewed from a bit of a distance don't really need high resolution. Can I guess that you did that one at 200 dpi?

Thanks everyone! They are all at 300dpi, We had a local print company make the prints for us with my .tif files. It's like having a personal gallery in an awesome dealership

That's awesome! I'm actually just down the road from there, and pass by it all the time.

I work at the Infiniti Dealership

VERY cool, man!

I work at PW Hospital, just across the interstate from there.

I will be honest. When I first saw the images when you posted them I wasn't quite sure what to think. They seemed to lack a sort of "pop" or something, I couldnt really make it out. But seeing them now printed and hanging in the dealership, they are fantastic. They fit perfectly. Awesome job and +1 that it must be awesome to have your images printed and hanging that large in such a nice place!

Thanks!

A circular polarizer would help in these and the dealership images are way too wide imo