Professional Photographs
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Melting Slicks
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Thanks a ton guys I'm really happy with how they turned out! That Electron Blue sure has a pop to it.
Those are some of my favorites too, the side shot is
I am going to have to make a trip to Texas at some point! You guys have a lot of fun out there. Did I hear a C5 General Meet Up? Lol
Those are some of my favorites too, the side shot is
I am going to have to make a trip to Texas at some point! You guys have a lot of fun out there. Did I hear a C5 General Meet Up? Lol
Burning Brakes
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THanks Mike !!!!
I wonder if some of those Texas guys would be interested in meeting us at Bowling Green / Tail of the Dragon / Carlisle ?
I wonder if some of those Texas guys would be interested in meeting us at Bowling Green / Tail of the Dragon / Carlisle ?
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Burning Brakes
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I'm not a photographer but I have had my '69 Z28 professionally photographed for several magazines in the past. From what I've observed and heard from the photographers is dusk is usually the best time as the shadows are lowest and the lighting better. Also trees in close proximity where they appear to be growing out of the car is detracting. The poses and angles are very good and the slight turn-in on the front wheels is a nice technique. Other than the shadows and trees these are very nice photos. Best part is the cars!
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Agree. Harsh lighting, bad backgrounds, objects growing out of the car and a few that the focus is weird.
Good news is that a bad photo of something attractive is always better than a perfect photo of something no one cares about. Thanks for sharing
Good news is that a bad photo of something attractive is always better than a perfect photo of something no one cares about. Thanks for sharing
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Melting Slicks
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Thank you!...From what I've observed and heard from the photographers is dusk is usually the best time as the shadows are lowest and the lighting better. Also trees in close proximity where they appear to be growing out of the car is detracting. The poses and angles are very good and the slight turn-in on the front wheels is a nice technique. Other than the shadows and trees these are very nice photos. Best part is the cars!
) and had the opportunity to snag a few quick shots before we all departed for the day. I'm talking 10-15 minutes tops. This summer I am planning on a full shoot with him with rolling shots and staged scenes at appropriate times in the day with very complimentary backgrounds.
So stay tuned for some "Professional Photography" 
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Like Mike said above this photo shoot was very brief and Josh just snapped a handful of pics for us as a quick favor
if you want to see just how professional Josh is check out his portfolio on his company ( Shoot for Details ) website
http://www.shootfordetails.com/
if you want to see just how professional Josh is check out his portfolio on his company ( Shoot for Details ) website
http://www.shootfordetails.com/
