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Hey guys,
I met up with the owner of a black GT3 today and did a photo shoot with his car. It was really challenging to try and take pics of a black car with afternoon sunlight, but I did my best. My polarizer helped tremendously to cut down the mirrior like reflections from the car. I thought the location was pretty good except for the lines in the parking lot for some pics. Any comments and critisisms are welcomed.
Enjoy,
Lucas
http://givemealook.com/ipw-web/gallery/album596
Last edited by Titanboy_24; 06-25-2005 at 10:21 PM.
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You should maybe step back a couple of feet, the car does not have to be all over the picture. Also try a lower aperture figure, especially on the side shots, that makes the car stand out more. Good job on the reflections! Maybe it would have looked better with a brighter background for more contrast.
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Very nice, but i've always loved the gt2.
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I don't know much about photography but I would agree with Wouter on his advice on the background. Nice work though, the car looks sweet in black
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It does look nice in black. Just out of Curiosity are the only differences between the GT2 and GT3 exterior wise the bodykits on the car, the rear spoiler and that vent that the GT2 has on the front?
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