Car Pictures

[Rob]

Oh, I spose in tribute to the recovery of the legendary Hamster....

Bit old now - from the car show whilst I was absent from the forum. Please bear in mind that I SUCK at photographing cars, so please be kind! :blushing:

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Thanks for looking,

Rob

 

[Becky]

You do not suck at photographing cars!!

I really like them, espesh #3, but all very cool.

And I'm always kind... :lmao:

 

[megapaws]

Nice series

:thumbup: :thumbup: for #3. I've seen that last car highlighted in a spot on the discovery channel... what an interesting vehicle.

 

[PlasticSpanner]

You know I'm gonna go with #1! Great stuff. :thumbup:

And a neat tribute to a great guy & presenter! Hope he makes a full recovery.

 

[nitefly]

Great shots rob.. that citreon one is my favourite photo.. or maybe the first one.

 

[Claff]

How much PS fiddling was done in #3? did you apply the background blur aftewards or did you manage to get it done when you shot the original pic?

 

[Rob]

How much PS fiddling was done in #3? did you apply the background blur aftewards or did you manage to get it done when you shot the original pic?

Lots! Lol

Erm, yeah, a layer mask and then motion blur on the background - quite simple, but dramatic result. The trouble is there were gawping people, so I had to do something to minimise them!

Rob

 

[NoteGraphics]

Love #1 Rob, that would make a great poster for a petrol head !

 

[Rob]

Thanks chap - it's the new Jag V6 engine I believe.

Rob

 

[Dylan]

I really like this car but I would have shot it from the ground up. The front end is very distinctive. That said, those #$! gawkers do tend to get in the way. Bet it wasn't easy to get these as car shows tend to pack em in. Nice work.

 

[Rob]

I really like this car but I would have shot it from the ground up. The front end is very distinctive. That said, those #$! gawkers do tend to get in the way. Bet it wasn't easy to get these as car shows tend to pack em in. Nice work.

If you look carefully, you can see that there's a bloody glass rail running for around about 3ft off the ground. It's covered in toddler fingerprints and is precisely the right height to arse up that shot you mentioned!! :lmao: I did take it, but couldn't get it right!


Rob

 

[Xeno]

I personally like the first photo with all the mechanical parts. The lighting suits it well and its nice and crisp. Good work ^_^

 

[lostprophet]

#3 all the way

 

[newrmdmike]

a must for everyone here, that first shot reminded me of a light painting dave black did. you can see it here.

http://www.daveblackphotography.com/workshop/05-2006.htm

his site is GREAT

 

[duncanp]

woah, looks like you had a blast