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05-06-2008, 08:25 AM
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Very nice man! The first 2 shots are money especcially with that hella cool back drop. And the last picture looks hard to do, You captured the light inside the garage and outside perfectly
05-06-2008, 08:57 AM
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Originally Posted by DNPhotography
are you sure the first two are HDR images? according to the exif info they are all taken @ 1/8" & f/5.6 the mode was "Normal Program"
the reason is because the frame I use to protect my images (and has my signature on the lower right hand side) masks the original EXIF data of the original photos.
trust me, Ive been shooting for at least 8 years. I know how to shoot HDRs. these are relatively mild in comparison to the outrageous ones of late.
05-06-2008, 09:44 AM
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Originally Posted by sT04Louis
Nice lines and angles in the first two pics.
Id be affraid of what you could do with your "serious" gear on your car.
Id be affraid of what you could do with your "serious" gear on your car.
05-06-2008, 09:54 AM
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Originally Posted by sixsixfour
if you look, all 3 have the same EXIF. I used a wide angle lens. the EXIF on all three say 135mm. how can that happen
the reason is because the frame I use to protect my images (and has my signature on the lower right hand side) masks the original EXIF data of the original photos.
trust me, Ive been shooting for at least 8 years. I know how to shoot HDRs. these are relatively mild in comparison to the outrageous ones of late.
the reason is because the frame I use to protect my images (and has my signature on the lower right hand side) masks the original EXIF data of the original photos.
trust me, Ive been shooting for at least 8 years. I know how to shoot HDRs. these are relatively mild in comparison to the outrageous ones of late.
Originally Posted by sixsixfour
i just used the rebel XT. i dont use my serious gear for my personal photography 
05-06-2008, 10:52 AM
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Originally Posted by DNPhotography
why go to that extent if this is just hobby shots? also why is your title called "some practice shots" if you have been doing this for 8 years? in anyways shots are alright
i learned that if i go off shooting for about a couple weeks my perspective goes off and my creativity plummets. so forcing myself to use the gear keeps things fresh.cars are not my main forte, but weddings and formals. not much money in cars
you take really good shots toobro. i like your style. its a shame you arent local. i always learn new things by shooting with other people. i tend to see my own flaws and find ways of fixing them. nothing better than another pair of eyes looking over your work
05-06-2008, 10:53 AM
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Originally Posted by sixsixfour
its just to keep sharp i learned that if i go off shooting for about a couple weeks my perspective goes off and my creativity plummets. so forcing myself to use the gear keeps things fresh.
cars are not my main forte, but weddings and formals. not much money in cars
you take really good shots toobro. i like your style. its a shame you arent local. i always learn new things by shooting with other people. i tend to see my own flaws and find ways of fixing them. nothing better than another pair of eyes looking over your work
i learned that if i go off shooting for about a couple weeks my perspective goes off and my creativity plummets. so forcing myself to use the gear keeps things fresh.cars are not my main forte, but weddings and formals. not much money in cars
you take really good shots toobro. i like your style. its a shame you arent local. i always learn new things by shooting with other people. i tend to see my own flaws and find ways of fixing them. nothing better than another pair of eyes looking over your work
05-06-2008, 11:13 AM
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Originally Posted by crzygosu87
extremely pleasing to the eyes as always! plus i'm loving those wheels every time i see them!
We still need to meet up !!!
We still need to meet up !!!
i go home again and found out they couldnt book a round (it was hella busy at K1 after i did my round) so they didnt stay lol
maybe sometime after next week. hit me up when you're free homie!
05-06-2008, 11:16 AM
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Mmmmmm, beautiful! I agree whole heartily with your idea as to why you called this "practice." As a fellow artist, I view every piece I've done as practice for whatever is coming next.
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