Cool pictures of M5 during road trip!

[Mitch]

I had forgotten to post a few of these. Photos taken courtesy of our friendly neighborhood satanist, EnderM3. :wave:

Some really nice shots of the M5! What do you think?

http://www.internetcp.com/gallery/data/500/medium/11-24-08_251.jpg

http://www.internetcp.com/gallery/data/500/medium/11-24-08_262.jpg

http://www.internetcp.com/gallery/data/500/medium/11-24-08_263.jpg

http://www.internetcp.com/gallery/data/500/medium/11-24-08_283.jpg

[dinanm3atl]

I need to help you on your composition ;)

[EnderM3]

Okey dokey :)

[dinanm3atl]

First and major thing is I believe the feature of the photos was the M5. Get closer or zoom in! There is no detail regarding the car.

Photo 2 and 3. There is a tree growing out of the roof. Move your feet or move the car.

Photo 4 there is a gas pump blocking. Cool location but too much going on in front of the vehicle.


Just the first couple obvious things.

[Trout]

Nice work guys. Those are entertaining. I bet you were tempted to pull under that roof at take a pictue.

[Mitch]

Thanks for the advice Halston. I can barely use a Cool Pix camera, that is why Danny takes the pics. I like how the car stands out from the field. I'd love to see what Halston can do with my cars. When Halston??

[dinanm3atl]

Whenever you want.

PM me dude. Been trying to plan it forever.

[EnderM3]

First and major thing is I believe the feature of the photos was the M5. Get closer or zoom in! There is no detail regarding the car.

Photo 2 and 3. There is a tree growing out of the roof. Move your feet or move the car.

Photo 4 there is a gas pump blocking. Cool location but too much going on in front of the vehicle.


Just the first couple obvious things.

I think my biggest problem is I seem to try to get a balance of target and backround. As in trying to get the full building in the backround while maintaining the car as the focus.

and i see what you mean about the tree, I hadnt even noticed that. Downside to quicky stop and shot situations.

[Mitch]

Dan is right, we were on our way home and just scoped out some cool places to stop quickly and shoot a few photos. I think they turned out well based on our time spent.

[dinanm3atl]

I think my biggest problem is I seem to try to get a balance of target and backround. As in trying to get the full building in the backround while maintaining the car as the focus.

and i see what you mean about the tree, I hadnt even noticed that. Downside to quicky stop and shot situations.

If the background is interesting then go for it. If it is a big field than blur it out some and create a much more shallow depth of field. People will know what it is.

And get close to the subject!!!

Dan is right, we were on our way home and just scoped out some cool places to stop quickly and shoot a few photos. I think they turned out well based on our time spent.

If you have the time to stop, park and pull out camera you can move your feet or the car a couple of feet ;)

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