GOLF VR6 - first post

My first time posting pics on here... I've had the 30D for a few weeks now so time to stop lurking and start posting! So here's some shots of my VR6 that I managed to get in that short time you get between finishing cleaning the car and the rain starting! (sorry if there's loads... I couldn't decide which to leave outops

C&C welcome please (especially on how to improve the reflections)

Also I like the high contrast saturated look but would be interested on others opinions on the pp as well please

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First off, welcome to the forum. You have started off great, I love this VR. I really like all the pics here, great back ground as well.

You have came to the right place to learn about photography.

Thanks for the welcome

It looks good. Watch those reflections in the body.
A few Car Lighting Tips - Updated

not a fan of the WCC valve stem caps, but other than that that's a gorgeous car you have there....I'm a long-time Dub fanatic and I love a clean MkIII

LowriderS10 wrote in post #5234145
not a fan of the WCC valve stem caps, but other than that that's a gorgeous car you have there....I'm a long-time Dub fanatic and I love a clean MkIII

Thanks

The valve caps are only on for shows as there seems to be a very busy valve cap fairy around here

PhotosGuy wrote in post #5234015
It looks good. Watch those reflections in the body.
A few Car Lighting Tips - Updated

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Thanks for the tips... very useful thread (s) so is the best way to avoid unwanted reflections like that to either angle the car differently or just find a better location?

binliner wrote in post #5236178
Thanks for the tips... very useful thread (s) so is the best way to avoid unwanted reflections like that to either angle the car differently or just find a better location?

Circular polariser helps a bunch

binliner wrote in post #5236170
Thanks

The valve caps are only on for shows as there seems to be a very busy valve cap fairy around here

haha...a couple of years ago when I moved to a new town the valve cap fairy stole some basic chrome valvecaps I had for my lowrider (worth about 2 bucks) within the first week lol...it was an awesome first impression for the city

NICE shots man! last one is my fav

That's it. Sometimes just moving it near the same location works.
It seems like, when you gain something in one area with a CP, you lose something in another area.