Noob here with some pictures.

rpm · Jun 11, 2010

wait huh? ok maybe i shouldnt bother with diction. but how is he the second one with a spoon in the US but the only one on a car? lol unless he's the owner of both imported spoon pieces...

but hey pic 4 is the most interesting, especially cause of the stuffed animal lol

eagleseyeview7 · Jun 11, 2010

Schwettylens said:
overall, too many distractions. A lot of people in the background. The prelude one has Coconut juice can on the side. The integra one is over exposed i think.

I would have to agree. I'm not sure if you were just at a car show or if they are all your friends cars, but I would mainly work on the composition and pull the cars away and find a spot where you can remove all of the distractions. But if it was just cars at a show that you couldn't pull away I think you did a nice job. I would mess around with editing a little bit more also, maybe some more contrasting to make the cars "pop".
Keep up the good work!

BrianLy · Jun 11, 2010

AHAH Lets just say the first Spoon Bumper is just sitting in the Spoon Show Room. I'll be doing more photoshoot when I get more better.

Robin Usagani · Jun 11, 2010

BrianLy said:
AHAH Lets just say the first Spoon Bumper is just sitting in the Spoon Show Room. I'll be doing more photoshoot when I get more better.

Too many Honduh.. take some Toyota pics

.. Suprahhh

Stormchase · Jun 11, 2010

4 is ok but the others, i hate to say, look like you drove through a parking lot at an apartment complex. they dont do a lot for me. On 4 it would look a lot better to drop your speed down and pan. get a little motion.
this is an Intresting link for honda race fans here check it out!: http://thxforthe.info/blog/wp-content/uploads/2008/07/torque-no-your-honda-cant-do-this.jpg

BrianLy · Jun 11, 2010

Well I ask before and they told me to keep it at 200 or 400 ISO and 30sec shutter speed.

Stormchase · Jun 11, 2010

there is a littile blur but you still have bits of detail like on the sign and i can see all 5 holes on the rims. 1/30 is a good try but every situation is different. if you get another chance to shoot these peeps, try some different settings maybe even longer like 1/4 ISO 100. just see what works for you. if you are looking for that effect anyways. just what i was thinking would work for me. Once it starts getting slow its tuff to keep the subject clear.