little tx photo-shoot
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little tx photo-shoot
slowly getting into photography so thought id go out and snap a few pics of mine and a buddies (justind) S with it being such a nice day out. and if anyone wants to give me a pointer on how to take things to the next level it would be greatly appreciated. 
well enough said on with the cars....
well enough said on with the cars....
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No offense but I seriously don't get the logic behind putting eyelids on an s2k. I know the look department is subjective but I can't help but to see it as some extra doesn't-even-flow piece attached to the already nice looking headlight. Also a drop would be nice.
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Some tips:
-Watch the angles; way to aggressive and actually take away from the picture
-Choice in location; these look like snapshots on some side streets
-Things coming out of the top (like your fourth and fifth picture)
-Bokeh is your friend; background separation is great for automotive photography and really makes it pop
Just some things to watch if you're going to get into photography.
-Watch the angles; way to aggressive and actually take away from the picture
-Choice in location; these look like snapshots on some side streets
-Things coming out of the top (like your fourth and fifth picture)
-Bokeh is your friend; background separation is great for automotive photography and really makes it pop
Just some things to watch if you're going to get into photography.