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[LCARSx32]

#3 is quite nice. Good job. :thumbup:

Many of the others have over exposed skies. You might want to invest in a speedlight and a diffuser or a refector. The idea is to brighten up your subject so you can use a fast enough shutter speed or small enough aperture to darken the sky so it's properly exposed. It'll take some practice to get it to look natural. I noticed you used a flash in one of the shots, but since it's not diffused, it looks harsh.

Keep it up!

 

[dalewood]

True but to actually be point a gun with the intent to kill you must be holding the weapon. But enough of that i came here looking for helpful pointers, tips and tricks to help me. So enough argueing ok?

 

[dalewood]

now with that being out of the way i took some night photos of truck pulls and would like some feedback. these pics were taken only with the light on the track

 

[dalewood]

LCARSx32 thank you. and as far as a diffuser or a refector how much do they run and where could i find one. and i know i need a speed light but cant fund it right now