do is it look like im gaining a little skill at this?
some constructive criticism is welcome
little peak for you guys... pre repair
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Some new photos (opinions?)
Some new photos (opinions?)
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i like it, but i think with the Mazda M in the front, the car looks better...
Grow up?! I make a lot of shit, but not everything!!!!
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323Bf wrote:i like it, but i think with the Mazda M in the front, the car looks better...
I agree. I like my M on the front. Won't be blacking it out or removing it.
Glad your car got fixed and is back to pre-wreck condition.
2015 Ironman Silver Veloster Turbo - Bone stock and staying that way
1990 Crystal White Miata - Beater - Bignose 1.6L Swap, Robbins Top w/Glass Window, E-Codes, Air Horns, Brembo Rotors
Former Rides:
2011 Kona Blue Mustang GT 5.0
2009 True Red Mazdaspeed3 GT
2005 Flame Red SRT-4
1990 Crystal White Miata - Beater - Bignose 1.6L Swap, Robbins Top w/Glass Window, E-Codes, Air Horns, Brembo Rotors
Former Rides:
2011 Kona Blue Mustang GT 5.0
2009 True Red Mazdaspeed3 GT
2005 Flame Red SRT-4
thanks guys but before you congratulate me on it being back to normal check this out.
http://www.coloradomazdaclub.com/forums/showthread.php?p=90786#post90786
http://www.coloradomazdaclub.com/forums/showthread.php?p=90786#post90786
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I love the night shots of the city. You did some good night shots on the car as well. Maybe for the later evening pictures you could find something that would make your car stand out a bit more? It is sort of washed out in the light blues of the evening shots.
That's just my opinion. Photo is a bit of a side hobby of mine and I've taken a few classes.
That's just my opinion. Photo is a bit of a side hobby of mine and I've taken a few classes.
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2002 Audi A4 Avant: Sold
2013 Subaru WRX 5-door: Stage 1
2002 Audi A4 Avant: Sold
2013 Subaru WRX 5-door: Stage 1
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I agree, the first picture is great. To make those evening shots stand out, try and catch the sun just before sunset, not just after.
Sunrise and Sunset are the best lighting conditions a photographer can find. You get incredibly high contrast shots. Maybe next time try some light painting. What you do with that is you leave the shutter open longer and take a flashlight and highlight the things you want highlighted in the picture. It may take a few tries to get it right but it is definitely worth messing with. Changing the white balance would make everything white in the picture stand out or become muted. Try more dynamic shots, closer to the car, further from the car etc.
The rule of thirds is nice to start out with. Once you understand that you can start messing with the rules to find out what sort of photography you like best. My best advice to you is to get out and use your camera as much as possible. Find out what works for you, think about what is in the frame of the picture, look for strong lines etc. There are books and books and books about this kind of stuff but I have found that messing around with what you like will help you develop your own personal taste.
Sunrise and Sunset are the best lighting conditions a photographer can find. You get incredibly high contrast shots. Maybe next time try some light painting. What you do with that is you leave the shutter open longer and take a flashlight and highlight the things you want highlighted in the picture. It may take a few tries to get it right but it is definitely worth messing with. Changing the white balance would make everything white in the picture stand out or become muted. Try more dynamic shots, closer to the car, further from the car etc.
The rule of thirds is nice to start out with. Once you understand that you can start messing with the rules to find out what sort of photography you like best. My best advice to you is to get out and use your camera as much as possible. Find out what works for you, think about what is in the frame of the picture, look for strong lines etc. There are books and books and books about this kind of stuff but I have found that messing around with what you like will help you develop your own personal taste.
2004 Mazda3s Hatchback: Totalled
2002 Audi A4 Avant: Sold
2013 Subaru WRX 5-door: Stage 1
2002 Audi A4 Avant: Sold
2013 Subaru WRX 5-door: Stage 1
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