Some recent pics and movement shots :-)
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Some recent pics and movement shots :-)
Went to an epic car show this past weekend up in PA to benefit breast cancer awareness and raise money for American Cancer Association with a group of local car enthusiasts, had a great time...took some pics along the way, couple of photog friends of mine were manning the shutters!
Here is a progression movement sequence (sun behind camera):
Another sequence this time with camera looking into the sun (1/speed of car) shutter:
Here are some other movement shots of varying angles and placement (a few half sequence shots and so forth):
Bridge crossing:
Frontal shot, parking lot:
Aston Martin Bonnet Logo detail over monochrome shading:
Movement shot with shading and color to accent the brightwork details on the car:
Nice rear ends
... using a bronze filter:
Here is a progression movement sequence (sun behind camera):
Another sequence this time with camera looking into the sun (1/speed of car) shutter:
Here are some other movement shots of varying angles and placement (a few half sequence shots and so forth):
Bridge crossing:
Frontal shot, parking lot:
Aston Martin Bonnet Logo detail over monochrome shading:
Movement shot with shading and color to accent the brightwork details on the car:
Nice rear ends
... using a bronze filter:
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^^^ thanks bud I was thinking of that actually lol! Although I know we can do better if we had an isolated photoshoot and picked the background and movement speed carefully rather then just playing around on a trip to a car car show snapping pics when we could...
that said I duuno maybe I like the third one down for a screensaver...
do you guys think some came out better then others? I think shooting into the sunlight was harder, but then again there is a nice glazing effect of the sunlight on the paint of the car, almost creating a wet glossy metallic hue against the slate blue paint.
I was thinking of that actually lol! Although I know we can do better if we had an isolated photoshoot and picked the background and movement speed carefully rather then just playing around on a trip to a car car show snapping pics when we could...that said I duuno maybe I like the third one down for a screensaver...
do you guys think some came out better then others? I think shooting into the sunlight was harder, but then again there is a nice glazing effect of the sunlight on the paint of the car, almost creating a wet glossy metallic hue against the slate blue paint.
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Very cool pics sunir! My girlfriend bought me a session with a professional photographer a while back and this reminds me I need to contact him. BTW, did you tint your windshield?
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^^^ windshield came tinted when I bought it, it's a California car by way of South Florida Palm Beach, so it has some nicely dark windows! I think the tint is perfect, keeps the car cool and leather cool and protected, provides privacy, and looks great! Poeple cannot see inside but insiders can see outside just fine in daylight or night, and with sunglesses on or without...
