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C&C The last few of my D40 (Racecars inside!)

Muusers

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These will probably be the last pictures I'll ever take with my D40 since my D7000 just came in today. Tell me what you think (especially composition wise).

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Sorry, but those F-SAE cars are butt-ugly as far as race cars go. Gag! :hug::
 
I like your photos :thumbup: I really liked my D40. Congratulations on the new camera.
 
Bump. So I guess they're just ok then? Would really like some C&C.
 
Nice perspective. Looks like your DOF was a little shallow. Back panel of the car is in focus while the front isn't. Crop is a little tight on #1.

At least it's not engagement/wedding pics or babies....:thumbup:
 
Thanks. Yeah no.1 was just how it came out of the camera, no cropping done. I also rejected a lot of pictures just based on not being sharp (enough)!
 
Panning can be a b**** sometimes :P

My problem with #1 is that the whole.. erh... car(?) isn't in the frame :) not as sharp either, but that's just technique. What's your shutter speed and focal length?

As for number two (still not razor sharp;) ), I find the part below the car (I'll settle on car, I think) is distracting. I like that the car is going into the frame. Perhaps a crop removing the empty space below the car? Dunno, just a suggestion.

#3 I like. Nice composition, and I feel the driver looking into my soul! :P

A bit more of the distortion effect on #4 might be desirable.
 
I don't like the composition on #1 but the others I don't mind. I think all the photos could use more exposure but that is an easy fix in post production. I agree with TwoTwoLeft's comment on the DOF being off in Photo #1 and 2, not sure on 3 due to the tire smoke. The EXIF data shows f18 which should have been more than enough to get the whole photo in focus, maybe a slightly faster shutter speed would have helped (1/150 or 1/200).
 

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