My First photo shoot attempt. 67 Mustang and 04 Cobra

[iczar1]

Buddy has a 67 that he is restoring. Thought I try to take some photos of our cars. This is my first attempt at a photo shoot. I'm a total rank amateur. Let me know what you think. :beer:


IMG_4761 by TippysPictures, on Flickr


IMG_4767 by TippysPictures, on Flickr


IMG_4775 by TippysPictures, on Flickr


IMG_4779 by TippysPictures, on Flickr


IMG_4781 by TippysPictures, on Flickr

 

[19Mystic96]

cars look good.. i like the 3rd pic..

that 67 needs some wider tires ASAP though.. lol

 

[Ace5Oh]

Practice makes perfect. Try diffrent locations n play with the settings. I also like the 3rd pic.

 

[iczar1]

Practice makes perfect. Try diffrent locations n play with the settings. I also like the 3rd pic.

Yeah I need lots of practice. I'm in Woodbridge va. I don't think there's a lot of nice places to shoot around here. But Ty guys

 

[snakeplisskin93]

Nice cars! I had a 67 390 fastback,was an awesome car! good luck with pics,they look good to me!

 

[gabe1530]

decent pics but the 67 has rims from a cougar.:nono:

 

[fruhdaddy]

nice cars

 

[CowlHood]

3rd is gold, I'm pretty sure the 67 is wearing magnum 500s?

 

[CalcVictim]

#3 is my favorite, overall I like the pics a lot, I think you know what you're going for and you're pretty close

1)I am not sure if you used a tripod, if not then get one and use it
The pics are metered to the garage and not the car itself, they're underexposed
2)If you have photoshop do a bracketed shot(3 exposures of different shutter speed) and try to use layers for the ambient light(the garage itself) and the cars....this way you will not get blown out highlights and will still get the proper exposure on the cars.
Merging Multiple Exposures Using Layers in Photoshop « Dynax Digital Articles
3)If you want to avoid doing the multiple exposure thing then use the flash

 

[timspony]

Nice looking pics! :beer:

 

[cobra_4]

Not bad for your first attempt :rockon:

 

[iczar1]

#3 is my favorite, overall I like the pics a lot, I think you know what you're going for and you're pretty close

1)I am not sure if you used a tripod, if not then get one and use it
The pics are metered to the garage and not the car itself, they're underexposed
2)If you have photoshop do a bracketed shot(3 exposures of different shutter speed) and try to use layers for the ambient light(the garage itself) and the cars....this way you will not get blown out highlights and will still get the proper exposure on the cars.
Merging Multiple Exposures Using Layers in Photoshop « Dynax Digital Articles
3)If you want to avoid doing the multiple exposure thing then use the flash

Nice ty for the advice.

 

[m0ore4ustin391]

#3 is cool