LE37T photoshoot part II: All great things come to an end.
05-11-2011 | 03:51 PM
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LE37T photoshoot part II: All great things come to an end.
www.jeffreyliuphotography.com
crazyazn@gmail.com
Many thanks to Jeff, who takes phenomenal shots with his Nikon.
The wheels are FS, check the BM! Cheers.
crazyazn@gmail.com
Many thanks to Jeff, who takes phenomenal shots with his Nikon.
The wheels are FS, check the BM! Cheers.
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05-11-2011 | 05:41 PM
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for sale after 2-3 weeks haha What wheels are next, I thought you said that BBS RS won't be doable?
I bet there is another cock tease thread with 2-3 pages of people guessing what wheels they are haha
I bet there is another cock tease thread with 2-3 pages of people guessing what wheels they are haha
05-11-2011 | 10:42 PM
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Love the wheels, but now I'm kind of missing the orange side mirrors.....
2011 National AcuraZine Meet-Kansas City-June 12, 2011-Details Here!
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2011 National AcuraZine Meet-Kansas City-June 12, 2011-Details Here!
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05-12-2011 | 12:15 AM
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See above!
Thinking about the cock tease.... lol
They come in stock type-s headlights, I just removed the amber.
Love the wheels, but now I'm kind of missing the orange side mirrors.....
Me too... thought hard about going back to orange or green, but I think I might be done with the outrageous wheel finishes.
2011 National AcuraZine Meet-Kansas City-June 12, 2011-Details Here!
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Me too... thought hard about going back to orange or green, but I think I might be done with the outrageous wheel finishes.
2011 National AcuraZine Meet-Kansas City-June 12, 2011-Details Here!
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05-12-2011 | 12:26 AM
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Brian I'm sorry to see these wheels go. They are absolutely my favorite wheel that you've had on your car (and you've had a bunch).
I would love to take these off of your hands but there's no way in hell I can afford them. Good luck with the sale and I look forward to seeing what you have planned next!
I would love to take these off of your hands but there's no way in hell I can afford them. Good luck with the sale and I look forward to seeing what you have planned next!
05-12-2011 | 12:33 AM
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Brian I'm sorry to see these wheels go. They are absolutely my favorite wheel that you've had on your car (and you've had a bunch).
I would love to take these off of your hands but there's no way in hell I can afford them. Good luck with the sale and I look forward to seeing what you have planned next!
I would love to take these off of your hands but there's no way in hell I can afford them. Good luck with the sale and I look forward to seeing what you have planned next!
The wheels were sold earlier this evening.
05-12-2011 | 08:38 AM
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Looks great. Where are your fogs?
Your photog picked a rough time of day to shoot a black car. According to the EXIF data, the pics were taken right before 4pm. The best time would've been around 6pm, right before dusk when the sun is fading. Overcast skies are a automotive photographer's best friend. Otherwise you get way too much glare from the sun and too many shadows. More variety would've been good too. The first 9 shots are of the car sitting in the same spot next to that wall. I really like the last couple shots though, he used that transitional lighting very well.
Your photog picked a rough time of day to shoot a black car. According to the EXIF data, the pics were taken right before 4pm. The best time would've been around 6pm, right before dusk when the sun is fading. Overcast skies are a automotive photographer's best friend. Otherwise you get way too much glare from the sun and too many shadows. More variety would've been good too. The first 9 shots are of the car sitting in the same spot next to that wall. I really like the last couple shots though, he used that transitional lighting very well.
05-12-2011 | 11:58 AM
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Looks great. Where are your fogs?
Your photog picked a rough time of day to shoot a black car. According to the EXIF data, the pics were taken right before 4pm. The best time would've been around 6pm, right before dusk when the sun is fading. Overcast skies are a automotive photographer's best friend. Otherwise you get way too much glare from the sun and too many shadows. More variety would've been good too. The first 9 shots are of the car sitting in the same spot next to that wall. I really like the last couple shots though, he used that transitional lighting very well.
Your photog picked a rough time of day to shoot a black car. According to the EXIF data, the pics were taken right before 4pm. The best time would've been around 6pm, right before dusk when the sun is fading. Overcast skies are a automotive photographer's best friend. Otherwise you get way too much glare from the sun and too many shadows. More variety would've been good too. The first 9 shots are of the car sitting in the same spot next to that wall. I really like the last couple shots though, he used that transitional lighting very well.
My photographer didn't pick anything, I simply told him to. I wasn't available later that day. The location was very limited since people were leaving work so many cars were passing by.
Wheels are not sold! I still have them
05-12-2011 | 03:49 PM
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Looks great. Where are your fogs?
Your photog picked a rough time of day to shoot a black car. According to the EXIF data, the pics were taken right before 4pm. The best time would've been around 6pm, right before dusk when the sun is fading. Overcast skies are a automotive photographer's best friend. Otherwise you get way too much glare from the sun and too many shadows. More variety would've been good too. The first 9 shots are of the car sitting in the same spot next to that wall. I really like the last couple shots though, he used that transitional lighting very well.
Your photog picked a rough time of day to shoot a black car. According to the EXIF data, the pics were taken right before 4pm. The best time would've been around 6pm, right before dusk when the sun is fading. Overcast skies are a automotive photographer's best friend. Otherwise you get way too much glare from the sun and too many shadows. More variety would've been good too. The first 9 shots are of the car sitting in the same spot next to that wall. I really like the last couple shots though, he used that transitional lighting very well.
I sent him the first half of the shots that I finished. I wanted to spend a bit more time before he posted but i guess it can't be helped.
Trust me I wasn't happy with the glare but brian said he wanted the building in haha. He actually didn't add some of the other shots. I will have the punch out some others to do a bit justice to myself =)
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05-13-2011 | 09:31 PM
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