What's best angle to shoot a 928? (with a camera)
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Carl, I always liked the second to last of your pics. Your car looks low and mean, and the angle shows off the beefiness of your fronts (one thing that all of our cars could use).
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J.P., funny you mention that because I was going to ask Carl about the 5 spokers he had on in the middle shot. (4th pic down) The car just absolutely looks the business!!! Sorry Carl, I just like the utter wheels better.
(if thats even your car)
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Keith, I agree about that shot in that it's a great angle (and I'm partial to 3.6 style wheels)...but I'll bet you a beer that Carl's car looks 'more business' up front as the other car isn't sitting on anything close to 265's!
From a 'best angle' standpoint, I generally avoid front shots that highlight the front tire width for the above reason. The backs however.....![burnout](https://rennlist.com/forums/graemlins/burnout.gif)
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From a 'best angle' standpoint, I generally avoid front shots that highlight the front tire width for the above reason. The backs however.....
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