Doing a favor for a friend, need advice and tips please.

A friend is selling his truck and asked me to take photos. He's the type that would use a point and shoot but he knows I enjoy taking photos so he asked me. I've never taken pictures of vehicles and I'm using a rebel xs with 18-55 kit lens. Im fine taking exterior photos but the interior is tricky. Can you post examples so I can get the right idea for the best angles? It's a 4-door dodge 1500.

Thanks guys!

This was a friends Subaru STi I took pictures of to sell.

For this one, I took it from the backseat, with the passenger seat leaned all the way back, so it would not be in the shot. (hot-shoe flash was used @ very low setting, and bounced off the ceiling of the car)

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Hope this helps!

All of these were taken with the driver's door wide open, usually crouching next to the car. If you don't have any external flash, just try and angle the car so that the sunlight spills into the car in a pleasing manner with not too many harsh shadows.

One flash through the sunroof, the other bounced off a white sheet on the passenger side.

Great, thank you both! Im going to do the best I can with natural light camera flash

You could use a building to kick light into the interior: 2007 Chevy HHR
Or bounce your flash off the headliner.

And since you aren't sharing images, I'm moving this to T. Talk.

That's cool, thanks

if you have the software I would try some HDR.