december photoshoot
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From: So Florida baby
Originally Posted by tsopranoMB
WOW! excellent pics Tony....
Ed and Reggie ur cars look great........certainly worthy to be in a full magazine spread....
-Marc
Ed and Reggie ur cars look great........certainly worthy to be in a full magazine spread....
-Marc
thanks marc for the props
hope santa was good to you , wasnt really for me i was kinda hoping wifey would have sprung for the boost but all she gave me was the new passport 8500x50 radar hardwired in the car but i wanted boost
oh well
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Originally Posted by lexforlife
thanks marc for the props
hope santa was good to you , wasnt really for me i was kinda hoping wifey would have sprung for the boost but all she gave me was the new passport 8500x50 radar hardwired in the car but i wanted boost
oh well
hope santa was good to you , wasnt really for me i was kinda hoping wifey would have sprung for the boost but all she gave me was the new passport 8500x50 radar hardwired in the car but i wanted boost
oh well
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From: So Florida baby
Originally Posted by dune
Yeah, be happy I got that one lens for Christmas.
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Originally Posted by dune
Thanks again for all the compliments.
A couple people asked what kind of camera. I use a Canon Digital Rebel and various lenses. One of those lenses cost more than the camera, and I can pretty much immediately pick out which pictures I used it on - it's like night and day to me now. That was my first time using said lens.
In any case, I believe there are two parts to any art. The creative aspect and the technical. In photography, the creative aspect is in the subject, composition and the use of light. The technical aspect is executing that idea with the proper (or at least the intended) exposure and color. I'm still practicing both, always (hopefully) learning something...
What did I learn this shoot?
1) Black cars suck.
2) A circular polarizing filter would have probably cut down on the reflections.
3) I need to be more mindful of things in reflections.
4) I need to be more intentional about where I "park" the car.
A couple people asked what kind of camera. I use a Canon Digital Rebel and various lenses. One of those lenses cost more than the camera, and I can pretty much immediately pick out which pictures I used it on - it's like night and day to me now. That was my first time using said lens.
In any case, I believe there are two parts to any art. The creative aspect and the technical. In photography, the creative aspect is in the subject, composition and the use of light. The technical aspect is executing that idea with the proper (or at least the intended) exposure and color. I'm still practicing both, always (hopefully) learning something...
What did I learn this shoot?
1) Black cars suck.
2) A circular polarizing filter would have probably cut down on the reflections.
3) I need to be more mindful of things in reflections.
4) I need to be more intentional about where I "park" the car.
Thanks! Feel free to stop by our new Digital photography forum to give us tips like this!
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From: So Florida baby
Originally Posted by brendanlim
Your car looks absolutely stunning! Amazing how clean you keep it.
Those pictures are great. Great use of DOF!
Those pictures are great. Great use of DOF!
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Originally Posted by dune
A couple people asked what kind of camera. I use a Canon Digital Rebel and various lenses. One of those lenses cost more than the camera, and I can pretty much immediately pick out which pictures I used it on - it's like night and day to me now. That was my first time using said lens.
Awesome pictures, way to go.
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Lex4Life, I gotta say man that these pics REALLY do your car some sweet justice!
I had no idea that the whole car was so sweet. Very nice selection of parts, rims and tires that all blend nicely together and with a nice lowering too. Car looks fantastic!
Props to the picture-taker too! You've got some kind of talent there.
(got an urge to go shop www.l-tunedparts.com now...)
I had no idea that the whole car was so sweet. Very nice selection of parts, rims and tires that all blend nicely together and with a nice lowering too. Car looks fantastic!
Props to the picture-taker too! You've got some kind of talent there.
(got an urge to go shop www.l-tunedparts.com now...)
#58
Originally Posted by bitkahuna
Let me guess - a 24-70 2.8 L or a 17-40 4 L? Could be one of a couple of others, but I'd love to know. I want to get another lens soon for my 20D.
Awesome pictures, way to go.
Awesome pictures, way to go.
(it's an addiction I swear, I'm selling off everything I own to buy lenses)
Thanks for the props!
Last edited by dune; 12-29-04 at 02:35 PM.
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From: So Florida baby
Originally Posted by BA_GS400
Lex4Life, I gotta say man that these pics REALLY do your car some sweet justice!
I had no idea that the whole car was so sweet. Very nice selection of parts, rims and tires that all blend nicely together and with a nice lowering too. Car looks fantastic!
Props to the picture-taker too! You've got some kind of talent there.
(got an urge to go shop www.l-tunedparts.com now...)
I had no idea that the whole car was so sweet. Very nice selection of parts, rims and tires that all blend nicely together and with a nice lowering too. Car looks fantastic!
Props to the picture-taker too! You've got some kind of talent there.
(got an urge to go shop www.l-tunedparts.com now...)