Commissioned back in early April here in New Orleans, for the owner who sold the car last week, just in time for an upgrade to another certain four-door Porsche.

I only just now finished editing the photos. I've been extremely busy shooting some very cool cars all up and down the east coast for the past month, so expect to see a ton of new photoshoots from me this summer-- and with some pretty unique cars, too...

But for this particular session, I've been wanting to shoot a red GTS for some time now. So I hope you enjoy the series as much as I do!

-Webb


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Web,
Your a talented guy. The photos came out great.

 

Well thank you, I'm glad you like the photos so much.

 

Very well done, notbland. Thanks for sharing them with us!

 

I can't decide between "Outlying" and "reason to Recline" as my favorite. Awesome pictures.

 

Of those two, I prefer 'Outlying' more, even though the purpose of the two photos were to show off the full panoramic sunroof and 'Reason to Recline' showcases it in action more clearly.

 

Hdr gts!

 

Nope; I neither shoot or edit in HDR.

 

my Dad was a forester - staged is a great shot

thanks

 

Sick rig and pic's...can't wait to see the east coast shots...

 

They're next!

 

Freakin awesome!!
Nice job!

 

$4000 k worth of camera equipment and my pics still look like they came from a camera phone. Dude - amazing work.

 

I'm guessing your using a flash setup and still doing some post by combining exposures, no?

Either way, I still love the photos

 

Just keep experimenting. I've never taken a photography class in my life; I'm all self taught. I started out with a Pentax 35mm SLR and over the last eight years, have upgraded gradually until I purchased my current body, the Canon 5D MKII and a host of lenses, lights and other photo gear and a proper editing computer. But constant experimentation pays off in the long run, regardless of the camera system.