Professional shoot of Black 997 GT2 with Modulare B1 monoblock wheels in satin black
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That is one beautiful GT2!
However I want to comment on the pictures themselves. As a professional photographer myself I wanted to bring to your attention some very basic and major errors your pro made.
Essentially what you want is for your GT-2 to be the main and only focus in the picture. You want everyones eyes to be drawn to it and stay there. In many of these pictures that is not the result.
Case in point.
In the first picture you have a street sign as well as a black mark in the road. These are both major distractions and should not be in the picture. Either the picture should have been recomposed or the sign cropped out and the black mark Photoshopped out. If you are paying a professional for these, at a minimum the finished product should have reflected this.
In the second picture you have a beautiful shot of the front wheel but then again a very distracting black mark in the road that leaves the viewer wondering if someone had peeled out in their Mustang in that spot a few days ago.
In the next to last shot there is a really cool shot that draws your attention to the left rear and then on to the front and then on to…. the big *** gutter drain?
Foregrounds and backgrounds need to be controlled so they do not become distractions. There are many ways to do so includeing proper composing and when needed, shallowing the depth of field.
I love the car but the actual photography could use a lot of improvement.
Walt
That is one beautiful GT2!
However I want to comment on the pictures themselves. As a professional photographer myself I wanted to bring to your attention some very basic and major errors your pro made.
Essentially what you want is for your GT-2 to be the main and only focus in the picture. You want everyones eyes to be drawn to it and stay there. In many of these pictures that is not the result.
Case in point.
In the first picture you have a street sign as well as a black mark in the road. These are both major distractions and should not be in the picture. Either the picture should have been recomposed or the sign cropped out and the black mark Photoshopped out. If you are paying a professional for these, at a minimum the finished product should have reflected this.
In the second picture you have a beautiful shot of the front wheel but then again a very distracting black mark in the road that leaves the viewer wondering if someone had peeled out in their Mustang in that spot a few days ago.
In the next to last shot there is a really cool shot that draws your attention to the left rear and then on to the front and then on to…. the big *** gutter drain?
Foregrounds and backgrounds need to be controlled so they do not become distractions. There are many ways to do so includeing proper composing and when needed, shallowing the depth of field.
I love the car but the actual photography could use a lot of improvement.
Walt
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