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Jul 11, 2006 01:20 | #1

Hi, took a series of photo's for this young man, he is very car proud, and while the location was not the best or the time of day, (as can be seen by the sun glare), but anyhow I am hoping I captured his attitude and also his pride in his vehicle.

I would like some opinions please on the photo's.

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Jul 11, 2006 01:22 | #2

Here's a final one.. thanks

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Jul 11, 2006 01:25 as a reply to @ RoxxyG's post | #3

RoxxyG wrote:
Here's a final one.. thanks

Seems you achieved what you wanted. Like you said though, pity about the time of day, didn't help much with exposure huh?.

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Jul 11, 2006 01:30 as a reply to @ Sweedishcarrot01's post | #4

NZFritz wrote:
Seems you achieved what you wanted. Like you said though, pity about the time of day, didn't help much with exposure huh?.

Yes the high sun and glare off his paint work wasn't the best, but that was the time he was available for the shoot.

Which photo is the preferred? In that regards I mean more for conveying emotion rather than technically the most correct, exposure wise?

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Jul 11, 2006 02:00 | #5

the glasses, the lean, the arm crossing really shows his attitude. and how well the car is maintain showing hes a car freak. good work.

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Jul 11, 2006 02:14 as a reply to @ kennys350d's post | #6

because its about the car, I would go for 2 or three, just cause there is more of the car in those shots. I like three best cause it's framed nice I reckon.

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Jul 11, 2006 06:51 as a reply to @ Sweedishcarrot01's post | #7

The first shot does it for me his attitude comes through and his connection to the car with his arm along the bonnet. I htink if you did a levels adjustment and darkened it a little would be better.......nice Torrie btw!
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Jul 11, 2006 07:26 as a reply to @ bikerider's post | #8

bikerider wrote:
The first shot does it for me his attitude comes through and his connection to the car with his arm along the bonnet. I htink if you did a levels adjustment and darkened it a little would be better.......nice Torrie btw!
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He definately has a connection to his car, even his T-shirt is a Vintage Torana Shirt. It's nice to see people be proud of what they have.

The first photo is a favourite of mine too, it's just the sun flare bothers me somewhat. Thanks for the comments.

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Jul 12, 2006 02:36 as a reply to @ RoxxyG's post | #9

I tried an edit on the image Roxxy, what do you think?
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Jul 12, 2006 02:50 as a reply to @ bikerider's post | #10

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I tried an edit on the image Roxxy, what do you think?
Roger.

I like it, clearer, sharper and the glare is not as obvious, thanks muchly.

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Jul 12, 2006 06:08 | #11

great subject matter. yes, i'd look for a location which provides a less distrascting background. maybe an empty parking lot or even on the side of a long stretch of country road?

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