owero01

Nice work. Photography is one of my hobbies. The camera is only the extension of the photographer.

Mach

Do you have any suggestions on a good camera that takes nice resolution without be grainy, and has nice night photo capabilites??

alex0o85

I'm part art student here, and I must say that I like the lighting in the last pic. The empty sky, but not dark, and then the lighting adds this whole feel to it. I'm thinkin abright Yellow stang would fit perfectly in that pic. But that's just a lil glimpse of my artistic side. Another suggestion, maybe catch the first pic again, but with more color in the sky. Your car is red, don't let it be the only red in the pic. There's already alotta blue from the sky and building. Finally, I don't think the second to last pic works because of the yellow lighting. It would look tight if your car appeared bright red at night in front of the building.

mygt500

I love night pics! great job

Caution

Seems like a trend with the night pics here on the boards...

Rdot9

One thing that would look cool is if you take the first photo, take the color out of the background, like you did on the second oneand leave the color on the car

raserx

Hi Mach, as a serious photography hobbyist I can tell you that the digital SLR cameras are the way to go. I have the Nikon D40 & love it. The Canon Rebel is good too. You will have full creative control for long exposures etc. and be able to add lenses and accessories as you grow as a photographer. Here is a night shot I took at Disneyland over the summer. Good Luck!

ArcticFrog

photoshopped to pop the colors and brighten the car to make it stand out from the bldg rather than wash into the shadow beneath it. I left the Bank of America because I thought maybe it was significant to you? Otherwise I'd pick a bldg with no logo on it.

MELLOWYELLOW06

Very nice.

oshkoshbajawsh

very good but i dont like the bank of america sign in the background