Opinions and critique welcome... yes I will be getting new rims and lowering it, lol.

 

color and reflections make the car look sweet.

 

Judging by the harsh/sharp shadows, I'm guessing you shot in broad daylight. Try shooting at sunrise/sunset or on overcast days. I'd also recommend picking up a good circular polarizer to help reduce the reflections, primarily on the windows. Ease off on the contrast in post processing, too. You can't see any of the details of the tires in any of the pics. And it looks like you shot all these on f/10. Try opening up the aperture...

 

nice dude, lets do some laser red photoshoot sometime.

 

Im no phot experts, but the pics look bada$$!

 

Thanks man, this is what I was looking for.

It's my first DSLR so I'm still learning the basics. I'll check my manual how I open up my aperture..

<--Newb in training!

I really do appreciate it though. Trying to get better!

If you or anyone has anymore tips, I would greatly appreciate it!

 

3rd one is the best.

NOW GET RIMS AND LOWER IT, haha...jk

 

The shadows are working against you in a few pictures.

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Turning up the saturation doesn't always make for good pictures. Sorry.

 

Thanks guys, I'll try not to over saturate and try to get better with shadows... right now I'm reading the manual lol.

 

Some more from my earlier photoshoot, was not too harsh with the blacks etc...I know I still need to improve... just wanted to finish processing the last batch...