PHOTOS: Corvette Fun

Just got around to uploading some pics from last weekend. It was a great time and weather couldn't have been more perfect!

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I dont think the selective color in # 3works, in #2 i would have moved a bit to the left to get rid of the white car infront. #5 and the last is really good, i like the anglein those.

Just curious, are these running a course? They all look parked. Try slowing your shutter speed and get some wheel blur. I don't think the camera tilt adds much either.

lol

Nice shots, but I agree.

C6Z06.. nice cars, but I do agree; you stopped too much motion!

Nice sitting shots in the first ones there, though!

Yes, first two were parking awaiting enetry to the Autocross course. I did the best I could with the tail end of the white vette outside of asking him to "move back".....

All other cars were in motion. I see what you mean about slowing down the shutter to get wheel spin. Or, I can do some PP in CS3 to get it? : )

The black and white image was just too far and a crop wasn't working, so I tried a black and white with leaving some interest to the eye to draw you into the course itself. The car was running the course in that photo.

Thanks for feedback.

Maxxum5 wrote in post #6269554
All other cars were in motion. I see what you mean about slowing down the shutter to get wheel spin. Or, I can do some PP in CS3 to get it? : )

I guess you could but then the background will not look right. The motion needs to be in the wheels and BG.

Jamie Holladay wrote in post #6269595
I guess you could but then the background will not look right. The motion needs to be in the wheels and BG.

See! If I did that, you would have pegged me for faking it, huh!!! Good to know ahead of time. I got to watch it around here. You experts are all over the "tricks"......

You are way ahead of me......

Here is a decent example of and autoX shot. Notice no cones between the camera and the car.

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VERY NICE!!!!!! Can you tell me your camera settings? Aperature, ISO, f stop? This way, I can learn...... yes, I like your image better. : (

f/14, 1/80s, ISO 100
Shot with a 40D | 70-200 f/4 L (non IS) + 1.4x TC