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Pic#1 can use more bokeh



General tips, watch the placement of the sun in relation to your subject.

If shooting cars, the face of the wheel is more eye catching than seeing the tread of the tires.


Here are some shots I've done:
 

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For the pics I posted, the S2K shots were done at midnight with NO lighting except that one lamp post and the cars on the freeway. And with my Vios emblem, I tried to just focus on the "I".
 
For the pics I posted, the S2K shots were done at midnight with NO lighting except that one lamp post and the cars on the freeway. And with my Vios emblem, I tried to just focus on the "I".

Hope you have thick skin.
 
07Vios, you should start your own thread.
 
Consider your composition and cropping as well. These are car images. Go for more car and less sky/background. Right now the ratio is more or less reversed.

Now I definitely would not say this. The background is very important. Not all shots need to have a awesome background though. Overall this is not that great a set. The images just look flat and boring. Colors are not that robust and there is little to nothing for setting an mood happening here.
 

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