Today I washed and waxed my G and took it to this place where there was this very cool wall... I'm posting the pics below.

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Nice shots! Car looks great. The first shot is my fav. Looks like advertizing photography.



'04 G35 Coupe Diamond Graphite / Graphite
Performance | Premium | Clear Bra | Zaino!

 

awesome pics. i can see your reflection on the door panel

 

Yep.. I could photoshop that out but I don't like doing that. I like to keep pictures natural. Those are untouched. If you look really close you can see my black headlights.

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pics look beautiful, nice job
and i still need black headlights for my g too, maybe someday i'll stop being so afraid to rip apart the housing.

where is that in jersey? that wall looks reaaaally familiar..

Jeff - Look for me in the black G
2004.5 G35 Coupe
5AT / Black on Black / Premium / Splash / ClearCorners

 

That's in Mahwah, NJ. If you came to my house I would do your headlights for you.

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Nice job!

I hate to pick on a MOD. but you do know there are more sides to a car than one, right? Move that camera around a little bit!

 

quality over quantity

 

WRAH the point of me taking the picture was to show the wall and the car as a scene. I wanted it to look very urban. I don't want or need to move the camera around at all to look like one billion of the other pictures that everyone takes. The point of that picture wasn't to show the car off. You all know what a G35 looks like I hope. Do you really want to see 20 pictures of a black coupe from different angles? The pictures I took are quality pictures taken with very good manual camera settings. They are professional looking. In case anyone wants to know... I shot all four of those with an ISO of 64, Aperature of 3.2 (Didn't need a wide depth-of-field), a shutter speed of 200, and a White Balance setting of Daylight.

The point of the picture is not to show off the car at all. It is to represent how well the car can be incorporated into a composition of an urban/industrial look. If I wanted pictures that showed off a car I would go shoot a car show.

This leads to my other point why I left myself in the reflection of the car. I could easily just photoshop myself out but it would look fake.

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You car looks like it was ready to be towed from the side of the Grand Central. You can do better, the pictures on your web-site are proof.


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Lol you long islanders are insane.

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thats a nice wall....................