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Jul 06, 2008 20:45 |  #1

I don't get around to shooting cars that much, but when I do I get a kick out of it. I'm not that great at it, but it's a lot of fun to see all the wonderful cars out there. Here are a few from a show I visited today. All HDR converted. C&C appreciated.

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Jul 06, 2008 20:47 |  #2

I really like the prespective/compostiti​on of #2


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Jul 06, 2008 20:50 as a reply to  @ Jamie Holladay's post |  #3

Thanks. I really thought I cropped my reflection out on of the crome at the bottom. I guess it didn't take. Thanks again!


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Jul 06, 2008 23:28 |  #4

I agree thats a great shot! Your reflection could easily be taken out with a tiny clone..

The Camaro shot is cool too!


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Jul 07, 2008 09:16 |  #5

Nice angle on #4. Keep in mind that just because images start out in a 2:3 format, you don't have to keep it. Like in #s 1 & 2: crop out what doesn't add to the shot.


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Jul 07, 2008 10:41 as a reply to  @ PhotosGuy's post |  #6

I'm pretty big into printing my stuff, if I did crop out the sky on both 1 and 2, would they print fairly well? I'm not sure, just asking because I don't have any experience with heavily cropping an image.


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Jul 07, 2008 20:30 |  #7

Really like #2 also!

May be because there is a 73 Chevelle in the background, but still, the perspective, coloration, everything, I like it!

/ I have a 73 Chevelle sitting on the side of my house crying for resto... Someday, maybe.


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Jul 07, 2008 23:30 |  #8

I like #2 too. My suggestion is to make the sky bluer.


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Jul 08, 2008 11:57 |  #9

Loving 2 and 4.


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Jul 08, 2008 15:57 as a reply to  @ Angdvl089's post |  #10

it's starting to look like #2 is a hit :D. It is the best car shot I've ever taken. Thanks again to allwho have viewed and commented.


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Jul 08, 2008 19:33 |  #11

if I did crop out the sky on both 1 and 2, would they print fairly well?

You have choices.
Crop in the camera, as in shoot a horizontal.
Crop by matting after printing.
Crop whatever proportion you like for the web.


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Jul 08, 2008 22:14 |  #12

agreed with the crowd, number 2 is a winner


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