Some seriously lazy piece of photography this one.. Opened up my livingroom window, stacked a couple of ND filters on the 70-300 and snapped a few shots..
WOW, you are truly an inspiration to me man! I really love your automotive shots;especially the m3. You have combined my two passions into one.:thumbup: I hope to do some work with cars in the future, any tips for someone just starting out? thanks!
Thanks. My love for photography came through photographing my own project cars, so I guess that's why I mostly photograph cars Tips? Your first goal should be to learn the basics, so that you never use AUTO mode. Program mode, shutter priority and apparture priority are your friends. Auto is your enemy. Manual mode is for sadomasochistic people only Then go out and shoot as much as you can. You'll learn more from taking 1 picture, than looking at 50.
j-dogg: Combining cars & photography is great. But weirdly the biggest challenge is to get people to meet up for photoshoots. I'm so fed up with dealing with people that don't stick to an agreement that I've stopped doing private photoshoots and go to events like these instead.
I'm also insanely jealous. There are many days when I get bored of shooting the same old humdrum things. I can't even imagine having access to Ferraris, Lamborghinis, and Porsches all the time.
Thanks! It's been a good year so far. Got access to some nice events just by sending examples of my work to the organizers, got the cover shot and 14 pictures in a magazine, and met some interresting people.
Could have done a few private photoshoots aswell, but I've temporarily stopped doing them and refused all offers so far. Just a bit sick of the number of unserious people that I've been in contact with. Maybe I'll start doing a few photoshoots later on some time..
Those of you who enjoy panning shots are going to be disappointed this time around, because I hardly did any (I find them booring myself so I didn't bother..)