Simply stunning!

Thanks for the post mdc, it is greatly appreciated.

 

BETTER than the brochure!! If Porsche Marketing is smart, you should be getting a call any minute now.

 

Bastard!

Those look great! Makes me jealous and thinking I have to go out and find some good spots to shoot.

 

We shot at night on the street, the key is the environment need to be as dark as possible, keep the subject as far away from light source. The background is edited in photoshop. Google light painting, that is the process to get the shots you need to create one single picture that look like it is fully lit in a big studio.

 

ha ha ha. Please post when done, you know we all love pictures

 

You are way too kind. We enjoyed the process and had a great time, well, I did not do much other than help to press the button We plan to do more, next time we will shoot against the skyline at night instead of having just a dark background.

 

Thanks, Sid, we waited for your talents to show, but it got too cold so we went ahead without them

 

I can see that. '74 ducktail is what I need

 

You mean the angle? or the shot itself? The end result of this process always will be a very digital look, because it is a composite of a bunch of shots. You can see a little of the clear side marker

 

Thanks, Haku, good thing I did not post with the car, that will just kill it.

 

That is a good one , for the record, I did not read the book

 

Very, very nice, no sun roof in sunny California?

 

not a big sun roof guy, between the OCD, pollen and dust allergies, can't do it. I like the clean line on the top of a coupe. And I feel more secure diving all the curves on the twisty back road .

 

That looks great. I still can't quite decide if the ducktail is for me, but I can't argue with the way it looks on your car.

 

phenomenal pics! the overhead shot catches the lines so nicely!