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Nov 24, 2015 07:42 |  #1

One of my favorite automotive shots, the car wasn't bad either ;-)a

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Nov 24, 2015 08:39 |  #2

Nice shot. Out of all the modern Ferrari bodies I really like this one best. The lines are simply beautiful and it's not over the top flashy.


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Nov 24, 2015 11:15 |  #3

The 458 is the most beautiful Ferrari ever built, and is the best ever built behind the F40 in my opinion.

I am all for breaking the rules, but the composition doesn't work for me. Too much space behind the car with the front having such a little amount. If I wanted more behind, I would have moved back and increased the amount of space in front and behind the car. If you tripled the amount of space in the front, and double-triple behind the car to keep the same ratio, I think it would work. I just feel it is too tight against the front. Just my opinion though. Still a nice photo though.


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Nov 24, 2015 11:38 |  #4

I agree. Would you position one of your G&N models with her nose against the frame? You would give her room to look into/move into the frame, no?
I'd take some off the bottom, too, so it was less vertically centered in the image.
Nice ride, though! It looks pretty good.


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