West Palm Photoshoot ?
#63
01-25-2007, 08:45 PM
It would be great if you guys wanted to hold off for a little bit longer there is about 13 -18 guys that are coming so we can get some great group shots and the landscaping is nice.
Danny
https://g35driver.com/forums/florida-g-club/135998-tradwinds-park-mini-meet.html
Danny
https://g35driver.com/forums/florida-g-club/135998-tradwinds-park-mini-meet.html
#64
01-25-2007, 09:35 PM
Originally Posted by GEE-WIZ
I haven't been following this thread, but the best time to take pictures is either at noon or just before dusk. Nightime photography is not ideal unless you have the proper lighting, and that I don't have. I do have a great dslr set-up, but the only time I have available is this Sunday, in the morning. I used to take pictures of my other cars behind an elementary school that had nice landscaping, but now the park ranger patrols the area.
Sorry I can't make this one, maybe next time.
Here's an example of a picture I took of my NSX with a crappy Nikon a few years ago.
Sorry I can't make this one, maybe next time.
Here's an example of a picture I took of my NSX with a crappy Nikon a few years ago.
noon is one of the WORST time to shoot a car. also, this pic is "technically" wrong. shoot cars where they belong. dont shoot sports cars on grass/dirt. save that for trucks and such. 2nd the time of day in this pic is wrong. before dusk is good, i agree. but if its going to be in the AM, make it between 8-1030 or so, depending on the season. noon is just too much, especially if you have a silver / neutral color car.
if you had a good spot, tell the park ranger to pound sand. its a public school, yes?
#65
01-25-2007, 09:51 PM
So are we doing something on friday, Yall are welcome to debo the CC lot again, I think those turned out pretty sweet.
I'll be working there friday night. I'll leave my car out so yall can include it, and if you wanna come in, ill lend ya my camera (canon 20D DSLR with a good lense) . Someone PM me if you wanna do that tomorrow night.
I'll be working there friday night. I'll leave my car out so yall can include it, and if you wanna come in, ill lend ya my camera (canon 20D DSLR with a good lense) . Someone PM me if you wanna do that tomorrow night.
#66
01-25-2007, 10:14 PM
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Originally Posted by M4Gunner
i hate to disagree.. but i do. well, not all of it..
noon is one of the WORST time to shoot a car...
noon is one of the WORST time to shoot a car...
#67
01-25-2007, 10:32 PM
Originally Posted by GEE-WIZ
I haven't been following this thread, but the best time to take pictures is either at noon or just before dusk. Nightime photography is not ideal unless you have the proper lighting, and that I don't have. I do have a great dslr set-up, but the only time I have available is this Sunday, in the morning. I used to take pictures of my other cars behind an elementary school that had nice landscaping, but now the park ranger patrols the area.
Sorry I can't make this one, maybe next time.
Here's an example of a picture I took of my NSX with a crappy Nikon a few years ago.
Sorry I can't make this one, maybe next time.
Here's an example of a picture I took of my NSX with a crappy Nikon a few years ago.
This would of been a sharp photo if their was not a shadow casted on the front bumper. BTW nice setup.
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01-26-2007, 06:38 AM
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Originally Posted by M4Gunner
i hate to disagree.. but i do. well, not all of it..
noon is one of the WORST time to shoot a car. also, this pic is "technically" wrong. shoot cars where they belong. dont shoot sports cars on grass/dirt. save that for trucks and such. 2nd the time of day in this pic is wrong. before dusk is good, i agree. but if its going to be in the AM, make it between 8-1030 or so, depending on the season. noon is just too much, especially if you have a silver / neutral color car.
if you had a good spot, tell the park ranger to pound sand. its a public school, yes?
noon is one of the WORST time to shoot a car. also, this pic is "technically" wrong. shoot cars where they belong. dont shoot sports cars on grass/dirt. save that for trucks and such. 2nd the time of day in this pic is wrong. before dusk is good, i agree. but if its going to be in the AM, make it between 8-1030 or so, depending on the season. noon is just too much, especially if you have a silver / neutral color car.
if you had a good spot, tell the park ranger to pound sand. its a public school, yes?
#70
01-26-2007, 04:36 PM
#72
01-26-2007, 06:57 PM
Originally Posted by chilibowl
Just got back, JDM_fool, i think I saw you on my way out. lol you just missed us...sorry we dipped on you man. Here are some pics actually worth posting, my camera is a joke, delion had a much better camera and hopefully he posts his shots tonight.
what kind of rear lip is on that "gold" G?
