Some pics from tonight
hey bro u ride look good may I ask u what kind of wheels u have there an what size are they?
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Take this as constructive criticism. Seriously, not hating. I use to LOVE photography.
Car looks good, but those are the three best pictures you could have posted?
The first picture, the focal point of it is the puddle. If you took the picture from the driver's side of the Fit, it would have been a bit better.
The second picture could use longer exposure. A different color car might have worked better, but with a black car, you gotta get more light on it or use longer exposures.
The last picture, there is just too much blocking the car. The concept is a good one, but the fencing is too much, and takes away from the car.
Again, don't take it the wrong way. I used to take horrible, horrible pictures. Only with criticism will we get better.
Car looks good, but those are the three best pictures you could have posted?
The first picture, the focal point of it is the puddle. If you took the picture from the driver's side of the Fit, it would have been a bit better.
The second picture could use longer exposure. A different color car might have worked better, but with a black car, you gotta get more light on it or use longer exposures.
The last picture, there is just too much blocking the car. The concept is a good one, but the fencing is too much, and takes away from the car.
Again, don't take it the wrong way. I used to take horrible, horrible pictures. Only with criticism will we get better.
Take this as constructive criticism. Seriously, not hating. I use to LOVE photography.
Car looks good, but those are the three best pictures you could have posted?
The first picture, the focal point of it is the puddle. If you took the picture from the driver's side of the Fit, it would have been a bit better.
The second picture could use longer exposure. A different color car might have worked better, but with a black car, you gotta get more light on it or use longer exposures.
The last picture, there is just too much blocking the car. The concept is a good one, but the fencing is too much, and takes away from the car.
Again, don't take it the wrong way. I used to take horrible, horrible pictures. Only with criticism will we get better.
Car looks good, but those are the three best pictures you could have posted?
The first picture, the focal point of it is the puddle. If you took the picture from the driver's side of the Fit, it would have been a bit better.
The second picture could use longer exposure. A different color car might have worked better, but with a black car, you gotta get more light on it or use longer exposures.
The last picture, there is just too much blocking the car. The concept is a good one, but the fencing is too much, and takes away from the car.
Again, don't take it the wrong way. I used to take horrible, horrible pictures. Only with criticism will we get better.
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Take this as constructive criticism. Seriously, not hating. I use to LOVE photography.
Car looks good, but those are the three best pictures you could have posted?
The first picture, the focal point of it is the puddle. If you took the picture from the driver's side of the Fit, it would have been a bit better.
The second picture could use longer exposure. A different color car might have worked better, but with a black car, you gotta get more light on it or use longer exposures.
The last picture, there is just too much blocking the car. The concept is a good one, but the fencing is too much, and takes away from the car.
Again, don't take it the wrong way. I used to take horrible, horrible pictures. Only with criticism will we get better.
Car looks good, but those are the three best pictures you could have posted?
The first picture, the focal point of it is the puddle. If you took the picture from the driver's side of the Fit, it would have been a bit better.
The second picture could use longer exposure. A different color car might have worked better, but with a black car, you gotta get more light on it or use longer exposures.
The last picture, there is just too much blocking the car. The concept is a good one, but the fencing is too much, and takes away from the car.
Again, don't take it the wrong way. I used to take horrible, horrible pictures. Only with criticism will we get better.
hey i'm always open to suggestions and critisism
thanks for the tips, i usually don't take pictures of cars, i used to take nothing but nature photography so it's all a learning curve for me i'm going to take a course if i can find one with a good teacher
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i'm always a little weary about critisising photos online because people are really sensitive about them. I once pissed off a friend by giving him some critisism on his photos.
imo, don't take a class. they are not worth the money. read as much as you can online and go from there. with classes, the instructor usally puts his flavor into everything and will influence you into taking pictures his/her way. do things your own way and with your flavor. it's what sets it apart and makes it better. just get tips about exposures and what not online.
imo, don't take a class. they are not worth the money. read as much as you can online and go from there. with classes, the instructor usally puts his flavor into everything and will influence you into taking pictures his/her way. do things your own way and with your flavor. it's what sets it apart and makes it better. just get tips about exposures and what not online.
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Joined: Nov 2008
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From: Fort St John, British Columbia, Canada
i'm always a little weary about critisising photos online because people are really sensitive about them. I once pissed off a friend by giving him some critisism on his photos.
imo, don't take a class. they are not worth the money. read as much as you can online and go from there. with classes, the instructor usally puts his flavor into everything and will influence you into taking pictures his/her way. do things your own way and with your flavor. it's what sets it apart and makes it better. just get tips about exposures and what not online.
imo, don't take a class. they are not worth the money. read as much as you can online and go from there. with classes, the instructor usally puts his flavor into everything and will influence you into taking pictures his/her way. do things your own way and with your flavor. it's what sets it apart and makes it better. just get tips about exposures and what not online.
thanks man, i appreciate it
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