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Feb 16, 2010 01:52 |  #1

Decided to try out automobile photography as the Canadian International Auto Show is in Toronto currently. You guys probably won't find me posting pictures in this forum again though, as I don't think car photography is for me. Had fun trying though!

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Feb 16, 2010 02:03 |  #2

what do you mean it isn't for you? you know, you can do it for fun, you don't have to always treat it as art or as if you were being paid for each shot...

the pictures are good.


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Feb 16, 2010 07:54 |  #3

I don't think car photography is for me.

IMO, trying to get a decent shot at a indoor car show is just a small part of it. The real fun is shooting outdoors when you can move the car: UBNXOUS Beast! part #2.

And when they're moving: "Nightmare Cruise" with a happy ending.


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Feb 16, 2010 11:29 |  #4

RadAL wrote in post #9618272 (external link)
what do you mean it isn't for you? you know, you can do it for fun, you don't have to always treat it as art or as if you were being paid for each shot...

the pictures are good.

Thanks.

What I meant when I said it might not be for me doesn't have to do with trying to make it art or being serious about it. I'm just not into cars that much to tell you the truth. I started getting into photography last month and just trying to shoot different things for fun and for the learning experience (which I'm enjoying).

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IMO, trying to get a decent shot at a indoor car show is just a small part of it. The real fun is shooting outdoors when you can move the car: UBNXOUS Beast! part #2.

And when they're moving: "Nightmare Cruise" with a happy ending.

Hey, I guess I could try that one day when I have control of the car(s) I'm taking pictures of. That way I could control the backgrounds and overall composition a lot better.

Thanks again guys.


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