Morning Photo Shoot, Teaching myself how to take photographs.
07-19-2011, 08:03 PM
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First dont park it in the grass..The car itself is not a car that is made to go in the grass so you wanna take pics of it on its natural turf..if it was a 4x4 then it would be ok...2nd dont park somewhere with so many reflections..it causes distractions. Also use rule of thirds..do not dead center your car in the frame and make it tight..make it off center and give a little room infront of the car so it gives it the feeling it has a place to go in the picture.
Last edited by 05xrunner; 07-19-2011 at 08:05 PM.
07-19-2011, 10:21 PM
#12
First dont park it in the grass..The car itself is not a car that is made to go in the grass so you wanna take pics of it on its natural turf..if it was a 4x4 then it would be ok...2nd dont park somewhere with so many reflections..it causes distractions. Also use rule of thirds..do not dead center your car in the frame and make it tight..make it off center and give a little room infront of the car so it gives it the feeling it has a place to go in the picture.
Good pics though. Good looking car.
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