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Great thread, Mark. Love the rig shots.

I hope to have better in the near future (my VR.G2's are getting installed Monday!), but this is one of my most recent ones:

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D5000 18-55 VR

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l4wr3nc3 wrote
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Awesome picture. Do you mind sharing some details on getting this look? HDR? The sky looks sick.
One of my favs, took with a new lens.


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Not a professional photographer at all, heck all I used was a Nikon D40 w/ 18-55mm. My friends car...

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This got more reaction than any of my other car images. :)
Seminole wrote
On a canopy back road here in Tallahassee
I've been down that road a few times... :)
dcstep wrote
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This got more reaction than any of my other car images. :)
I like it. Looks like it's been in battle. :party0030:
Here it is...
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my photographer took this:

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h1d wrote
Here it is...
ohhh, pretty. But then i'm a little partial. just wish there was a little detail on the drivers side of the car.

Really like the feel of it though. Looks like pent up anger to me. :thumbsup:
Fully stock :sigh:

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Here is my picture.
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i'll play! :)

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this is mine. :)
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here is mine taken by the main man stean at mfest..
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the day she came was the best pictures
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Yardley wrote
Awesome picture. Do you mind sharing some details on getting this look? HDR? The sky looks sick.
Sorry about the delayed response, didnt see your post till now.

Its not HDR at all and is fairly simple. The key is to take different exposures. Sometimes when you take photos, to expose the subject (in this case the car) correctly you'll blow out the sky. While getting the sky correct might have the subject underexposed. Take a 3...4 shots all with different exposures and piece it all together (not to be confused with "merging" them together aka HDR).
320what wrote
this is mine. :)
:cool!:
sole cal wrote
Not a professional photographer at all, heck all I used was a Nikon D40 w/ 18-55mm. My friends car...

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that is 1 sick lookin e90. Making me reconsider not getting black again.
just a random one i took on the side during a shoot for another car:

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