Been reading about how to take pictures of cars well and decided to try a few things. Photos done mostly with a tripod or laying on the ground. Behind an Acme supermarket.
Yeah, I could have some something to prep the car, and the clouds were all wrong and I didn't even scope out a place to shoot, just picked the first lot I thought of. I also needed some reflective flashing and a polarizing filter, but o well. Hopefully I'll get better as time goes by with picture-taking.
Moreover, you busy thursday/friday? Need to get that axle at some point.
Not busy that I know of, but I'll have to ask the wife in the morning (in about 2 hours, when she gets up for her medicine) to make sure. I'll get back to you in PM at that point.
I did just find while selling my ZC engine that some roofing tar had busted a leak through the ceiling from the 2nd floor of the barn... and leaked all over my D16A1 block and my D15B6 head. Damn. If I ever use/sell them, that's gonna be hell to clean up.
One thing I noticed in a lot of "beauty shot" professional car pictures:
- they never shoot in direct sunlight
- best ones (I think) are taken often immediately after sunset (or before sunrise) when there's more contrast between the landscape vs. the sky in the paintwork reflections.
I waited for those conditions for these pics. Could have used better cameras (1 mp top, 2 mp bottom), but the light sure is nice.
Took the CRX for a photoshoot today
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