I like the first shot, it's very interesting in it's width. Kinda cool I guess. However, next time I would try and keep that ventilation shaft out of the picture as it really draws your attention away from the car.
I like the second shot as well, but the lighting isn't perfect. They area you're parked in is getting a little bit of light from all around but it is getting direct sunlight to the front of the car. This causes unbalance in lighting between the front left of the car and the rest of the car.
Another general comment is that when photographing cars, unless the background really adds to the theme, enhances the colors/lines of the car, or creates a startling contrast do not park closes to anything. Having a background is fine, but you want to be sufficiently far enough away from everything so even if you can only shoot at like f3.5 or f4.5 the background's still going to be blurred.
You picked a good time of the day, but I'd suggest waiting just a little longer until the sun is only throwing out really, really soft light. In picture 3 it still looks like there is a pretty decent amount of harsh light coming in. You did good to get in the shadows, but you'll have far more options if you go when the sun is perfect.
Overall, nice sharp pics but I think you're still there with me in terms of lacking that special little something that differentiates our shots from those you see in magazines
I like the second shot as well, but the lighting isn't perfect. They area you're parked in is getting a little bit of light from all around but it is getting direct sunlight to the front of the car. This causes unbalance in lighting between the front left of the car and the rest of the car.
Another general comment is that when photographing cars, unless the background really adds to the theme, enhances the colors/lines of the car, or creates a startling contrast do not park closes to anything. Having a background is fine, but you want to be sufficiently far enough away from everything so even if you can only shoot at like f3.5 or f4.5 the background's still going to be blurred.
You picked a good time of the day, but I'd suggest waiting just a little longer until the sun is only throwing out really, really soft light. In picture 3 it still looks like there is a pretty decent amount of harsh light coming in. You did good to get in the shadows, but you'll have far more options if you go when the sun is perfect.
Overall, nice sharp pics but I think you're still there with me in terms of lacking that special little something that differentiates our shots from those you see in magazines
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