Please critique my photo.....
02-09-04, 10:39 PM
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Please critique my photo.....
What do you guys and gals think of this photo shoot I did. Everything is real just enhanced the colors a little bit.
Last edited by rominl; 02-09-04 at 11:28 PM.
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02-09-04, 11:39 PM
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Originally posted by kokonutjc
I actually made it a tad darker than original...but i will make it lighter to see how it will look. Thanks for the help rmmgs4 and riminl.
I actually made it a tad darker than original...but i will make it lighter to see how it will look. Thanks for the help rmmgs4 and riminl.
if you want, edit your first post and see what changes i made and how i linked it
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02-10-04, 06:28 PM
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nice...I just wanna know what kinda springs you used, how low you went and what size are the wheels...lol PM me k, THANX!!
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02-10-04, 08:49 PM
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Yes great angle. But you need to have a longer exposure time for your shots. What type of equipment are you using?
02-11-04, 02:59 AM
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nice photo. the composition is pretty good. yeah, maybe a tiny bit more ground would be more ideal. however, it is all just one's opinions.
pretty stunning picture indeed. the car is awesome looking.
if you are using a digital camera, you may try playing with "spot metering". this will meter the light at the any specific spot you point, while holding shutter down, you can then keep the meter and compose the picture the way you want.
so for this specific shot, you could of spot metered the car which should make the shot brighter since the car is probably casting shadow with light behind it.
or you could spot meter the sunset and then the car would be like a shadow since the meter is set for bright lights.
of course a longer exposure time will make the whole thing brighter with more light exposed to the "film".
as for long exposure shots over 1 second, a tri-pod becomes necessary unless you have super super steady hands and arms.
anyway, lots of possibilities.
overall, still a great photo!
pretty stunning picture indeed. the car is awesome looking.
if you are using a digital camera, you may try playing with "spot metering". this will meter the light at the any specific spot you point, while holding shutter down, you can then keep the meter and compose the picture the way you want.
so for this specific shot, you could of spot metered the car which should make the shot brighter since the car is probably casting shadow with light behind it.
or you could spot meter the sunset and then the car would be like a shadow since the meter is set for bright lights.
of course a longer exposure time will make the whole thing brighter with more light exposed to the "film".
as for long exposure shots over 1 second, a tri-pod becomes necessary unless you have super super steady hands and arms.
anyway, lots of possibilities.
overall, still a great photo!
02-15-04, 02:59 PM
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Re: lighten photo
Originally posted by kokonutjc
Here ya go I lighten it up and added some others too.
Enjoy.....
Here ya go I lighten it up and added some others too.
Enjoy.....