Just messing around with the circular polarizer lens. I have some HDR pictures of these as well, but you loose so much quality converting them to jpeg!

 

Great pictures of your car and what a picture perfect day. We had a bad wind storm that took some of my
roof off shingles off. It is patched and waiting for the insurance guy to come and evaluate.

Cat :x

 

Thanks and sorry! Thats a big ouch, we get pretty random kind of storms here in Florida, never know what to expect!

 

you need to work on framing your subject

 

nice pic's

 

that car looks hawtt

 

thanks but a couple things. I like doing things out of the ordinary even if the don't make since, because thats how I am, and it pisses people off who are anal about things. (please take this lightly, I'm talking in a sarcastic/humorous manner )

Second, at work, quick picks, get back to work...

Shart....Trans Am was out of frame on this one too....lol

 

Nice pics of your car..And what a nice day too...

 

Really nice shots - well done.

Jaeger

 

Another pic from today

 

that one turned out like crap, thats why you don't talk on the phone while taking pics lol

 

turned out fine to me...20% tints?

 

Ah.. the silver bullet and the black raven. I like both of them! HDR rocks, it looks so surreal!

 

Kinda dark. Needs contrast + brightness adjustments. Looks nice though.

 

theres no HDR, that's just a circular polarizer filter and some highlighting adjustments. and thank you!

 

Your shots are too dark. Adjust your polarizer a bit. Or take it off

 

location, location, location will make or break a good photo but its obvious you just wanted to snap a pic of the car, no biggie

Ill re shoot this exact shot come summer when i have it slightly modded (the fit ofcourse)

 

 

Pictures snapped at work again, IF I HAD TIME I WOULD DRIVE TO A GOOD LOCATION lol, as you can tell car is dirty and I haven't had time to even wash it either. Still getting used to the camera, trying to shoot everything in complete manual mode.

 

There is no need to shoot on all manual mode unless you want full controll of your shutter speed as the most inportant function is to control aperature. this is done by using av mode (canon), Ive been shooting for 7-8 years now and VERY rarely shootin full manual unless I need to take shots that last 3-5 mins or If Im just trying for a certain effect.

Watch out for lights directly on the car as they easily ruin any shot. Best time to shoot ever is just after sunset while the sun is just in the backround fading away or any cloudy day, worst time to shoot, any bright shinny day. Shadows are a huge enemy.

happy shooting!