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One more thing that i would like to add is that centering the car in the photo is usually not the best place for it. Try visually splitting the frame into thirds and put the center of attention in one of the three areas. Look at how effective the yellow s2k pic posted above is. One of the main reasons is that the picture has a lot of tension because of the effective placement of the car. Try just moving the car off center, you will be surprised at how much more "alive" the photo becomes.
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Originally Posted by ebeldesign,Aug 29 2006, 10:54 PM
One more thing that i would like to add is that centering the car in the photo is usually not the best place for it. Try visually splitting the frame into thirds and put the center of attention in one of the three areas. Look at how effective the yellow s2k pic posted above is. One of the main reasons is that the picture has a lot of tension because of the effective placement of the car. Try just moving the car off center, you will be surprised at how much more "alive" the photo becomes.
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Originally Posted by YZER,Aug 29 2006, 07:54 PM
yeah its supercharged also. The car belongs to 04rios2k.
But thanks for the critique NFRs2000NYC. I know what your saying about the 2nd pic. I just wanted to try something a little different. I need to crop out that stupid stick too. Im too lazy. haha.
But thanks for the critique NFRs2000NYC. I know what your saying about the 2nd pic. I just wanted to try something a little different. I need to crop out that stupid stick too. Im too lazy. haha.
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Willie Gee, that second picture is amazing.
I have a question though...how do you make the picture look so, I don't know, vibrant and shiney yet subtle? Is it just photoshop skill or is it like an expensive lense?
I see many pictures that have these qualities and I wish I could replicate them but I've never really been able to. Any tips?
I have a question though...how do you make the picture look so, I don't know, vibrant and shiney yet subtle? Is it just photoshop skill or is it like an expensive lense?
I see many pictures that have these qualities and I wish I could replicate them but I've never really been able to. Any tips?
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Originally Posted by 04RioS2k,Aug 29 2006, 10:17 PM
oh snap people talking about my car, dam I feel special but yea, Mark(Yzer) is a pimp, taking those pics like a pro I tell ya....