recent shoot with a couple friends

[20civic04]

well here they are tell me what you think

 

[Invictus]

last shot is great, different positions/composition each car. what kind of glass are you using?

 

[chip]

nice tripod shots

 

[20civic04]

last shot is great, different positions/composition each car. what kind of glass are you using?

lol im using a point and shoot camera-s5is. hope to get a dslr soon so i can get some wide agle lens to make it a little easier to shoot cars

 

[clbd39]

For what you have and had to work with (multiple cars) you did a good job, however I would pay attention to the extreme white spots left on the hood of the cars and the quarter panels

I think #3 would've been pretty cool if you focused on the rear car, but great looking photos

 

[IgsEMT]

lol im using a point and shoot camera-s5is. hope to get a dslr soon so i can get some wide agle lens to make it a little easier to shoot cars

A good body of mine is a car fanatic, Point & Shoot Photography he's always up on sharing techniques if you're interested.

 

[DerekSalem]

Well, aside from the "too much money put into Civics" part of what I'd have to say, the pictures look good (especially for a P&S which I'm assuming means no tripod?).

I'd agree with #3 (probably would look better with the focus on the background car), but otherwise pretty good shots. Parking garages can be a real pain when trying to get a good contrast in pictures but these seem to be done pretty well. Was there a lot of PP or was most of it camera-driven?

 

[t00sl0w]

nice man, like number 3 and 5.....
used to be a honda guy myself, had a b16 del sol that was pretty fun.....
but, i turned sides, and now i am rolling in a wrx...

 

[20civic04]

thanks for the comments. yea i did use a tripod for the pics it was actually really dark in the garage, thats why some of the spots are blown out. i was usually shooting between 1/4 to 1 sec. as for the pic with the blurred out car they are actually both in focus in the original, i just photoshoped it.