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AbsolutHank
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Lookin good...as always! (I see the Corsa pokin' out now!)
Darbgnik
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Man, you're talented.
gofastr
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Awesome!
Thanks Ryan! Sorry I didn't get back to you last weekend I was up at the dyno day with the VCA club instead of at the cruise in. Yep good eye got the Corsa installed in the garage last week.
Man, you're talented.
Thanks My Brotha spent a long time practicing, and learning form others.
Awesome!
Thanks Buddy!
Austin
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Awesome pics, but those would never fit my screen.
SkyBob
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I like them! They would be even nicer if they were the size of my screen (1024x728), and the filesize would be dramatically less if they were saved in .jpg format instead of .bmp format.
Keep them coming.
Bob
I have the hi res ones that I could email if someone wanted to manipulate them in photoshop.
Those are Jpeg's but I also have them in PSD's as well.
DodgeViper01
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Any higher res versions? Also never got those other pictures I had e mailed you about 
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Venomiss
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Very nice shots. I like the second one the best.
Mopar Boy
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Holy crum you have talent!!
Freakin awesome!
Robert
Freakin awesome!
Robert
Any higher res versions? Also never got those other pictures I had e mailed you about
Shooting you a PM
Sorry buddy forgot about the last ones I will send them all at once.
Andy
Holy crum you have talent!!
Freakin awesome!
Robert
Thanks guys glad you like them. They are not my best but have a nice look to them!
Andy
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Very nice...i like the reflection pic the best.
Mopar Boy
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Andy - Keep looking at the pics. Just amazing.
Gotta ask. Why do your pics look so real and vivid compared to the ones I take? What makes them look so life like?
Robert
Gotta ask. Why do your pics look so real and vivid compared to the ones I take? What makes them look so life like?
Robert
Boy, In many photo situations there is BIG difference between the picture quality of a $100-300 "point&shoot" and a $500+ DLSR with a nice lense that can cost more than the actual cammera.
The Pic Size is fine for a wallpaper,
A. I like having a smaller picture in the center of my screen with usualy a dark gray backround,(or whatever color best matches the picture)
B. I dont want people at work to think im a complete car tool with a Big flashy car taking up my entire 24" screen.
C. Its easier to see your desktop icons placed around the border
Flat, the reflection looks awesome. Just the other day i was shooting my viper and didnt realize that the car was reflecting off of a Big puddle that was about 6' behind the car untill i saw it when looking on my desktop screen. Thought to myself, Damn i should have backed up closer to the puddle to pick up the entire rear reflection. next time...
The Pic Size is fine for a wallpaper,
A. I like having a smaller picture in the center of my screen with usualy a dark gray backround,(or whatever color best matches the picture)
B. I dont want people at work to think im a complete car tool with a Big flashy car taking up my entire 24" screen.
C. Its easier to see your desktop icons placed around the border
Flat, the reflection looks awesome. Just the other day i was shooting my viper and didnt realize that the car was reflecting off of a Big puddle that was about 6' behind the car untill i saw it when looking on my desktop screen. Thought to myself, Damn i should have backed up closer to the puddle to pick up the entire rear reflection. next time...
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I shoot a Canon 5DII which is about a 3,000$ Camera, and then those shots were taken with my 70-200MM 2.8L lens which ran me around 1,800$ not that you can't take those shots with a camera at a third the cost but the equipment makes a HUGE difference.
Also the amount of time that goes into post processing the photography in Photo shop is staggering. I spent almost a full day working on those two shots trying to get everything to look the way I wanted it.
Glad your happy with the shots I really started focusing on automotive photography about 4 years ago, and I love it. I do photo shoots in my area for guys that have all types of cars and I love it when they get the finished product.
Yeh i'm just like you I always forget to take that reflection shot but when I see them I always think they look cool. I made a note to go and try and take one after our latest rain storm. Anyways it's actually a very easy shot to get you just have to remember to have your gear with you.
Andy Wheeler
Mopar Boy
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Andy - I use a Nikon D90 with a telefhoto Nikor lens (dont remember the specs on i but it was not cheap) and it still does not look remotely similar! Granted, I do not know how to use photoshop so that could be some of it, but still my compliments to the photographer (you) as you do a great job!
Robert
Robert
Robert sound like the post production work then. Photoshop makes a huge difference. I had a long conversation with a friend of mine that shoots for Luxury and Exotics Magazine today and the topic came up about just how much attention we both have to put into our work once it comes off the camera.
Andy Wheeler
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