75 degrees and sunny!!!
10-17-2009, 02:40 PM
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75 degrees and sunny!!!
Finally had some really nice and cool weather today. Had a blast with the car.
Here are some pictures I wanted to share with you guys. Wish I was a better photographer like JDHertz though.
Enjoy!
-David
Here are some pictures I wanted to share with you guys. Wish I was a better photographer like JDHertz though.
Enjoy!
-David
Last edited by d-land; 08-18-2010 at 10:41 PM.
10-17-2009, 03:48 PM
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he's gonna kill me
David-- Beautiful!!! I'm glad you had nice weather, & especially that you shared your shots.I know whatcha mean. I'm still a student in the school of JDH photography.
I'm a slow learner, but here are a couple of 'lazy-man' tips I've picked up, for those who want a quick start toward his level. He goes for:
- Gorgeous subjects. (Good job!)
- Appealing backgrounds. (Also done!)
Next, just:
- Take crazy tight close-ups of shiny stuff.
Never, I mean NEVER, show the entire vehicle.
Best to take one high-resolution of the full car (but never admit that or show it to anyone). Then, post individual, cropped edits of its parts.
- Get cool reflections in wheels.
If it's a mirrored hubcap, try to distract folks from noticing you in the photo.
- Lastly, use quality equipment, know what you're doing, plus have Jason's natural talent & eye.
This is where you've got potential, but I'm screwed
(Next lesson in the JDH school of eye candy images:
Updating your avatar & sig block constantly with coolness
)
I'm a slow learner, but here are a couple of 'lazy-man' tips I've picked up, for those who want a quick start toward his level. He goes for:
- Gorgeous subjects. (Good job!)
- Appealing backgrounds. (Also done!)
Next, just:
- Take crazy tight close-ups of shiny stuff.
Never, I mean NEVER, show the entire vehicle.
Best to take one high-resolution of the full car (but never admit that or show it to anyone). Then, post individual, cropped edits of its parts.
- Get cool reflections in wheels.
If it's a mirrored hubcap, try to distract folks from noticing you in the photo.
- Lastly, use quality equipment, know what you're doing, plus have Jason's natural talent & eye.
This is where you've got potential, but I'm screwed
(Next lesson in the JDH school of eye candy images:
Updating your avatar & sig block constantly with coolness
)
10-18-2009, 10:39 AM
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Thanks for the compliments guys!
Curve Lover, thanks for the tips.. Here's one I thought was fitting for all of us 993 owners.
Kills bugs!
You guys rock.
-David
Curve Lover, thanks for the tips.. Here's one I thought was fitting for all of us 993 owners.
Kills bugs!
You guys rock.
-David
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10-21-2009, 09:53 PM
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Wish I was a better photographer like JDHertz though.
I know whatcha mean. I'm still a student in the school of JDH photography. He goes for cool reflections in wheels.
If it's a mirrored hubcap, try to distract folks from noticing you in the photo.
- use quality equipment, know what you're doing, plus have Jason's natural talent & eye.
This is where you've got potential, but I'm screwed
If it's a mirrored hubcap, try to distract folks from noticing you in the photo.
- use quality equipment, know what you're doing, plus have Jason's natural talent & eye.
This is where you've got potential, but I'm screwed
This 1 caught my eye
