My G35 shots - 2 different photo shoots

[AIminiS10]

I am doing amateur photography and learning a lot. Here are a few different photo shoots I have done with my G. CC is greatly appreciated.

http://i454.photobucket.com/albums/qq262/AIG35/G35%2010-15-08/DSC_5778.jpg

http://i454.photobucket.com/albums/qq262/AIG35/G35%2010-15-08/DSC_5800.jpg

http://i454.photobucket.com/albums/qq262/AIG35/G35%2010-15-08/DSC_5794.jpg

http://i454.photobucket.com/albums/qq262/AIG35/G35%2010-15-08/DSC_5831.jpg

http://i454.photobucket.com/albums/qq262/AIG35/G35%20Columbia%208-19-08/DSC_4912.jpg

http://i454.photobucket.com/albums/qq262/AIG35/G35%20Columbia%208-19-08/DSC_4884.jpg

http://i454.photobucket.com/albums/qq262/AIG35/G35%20Columbia%208-19-08/DSC_4928.jpg

http://i454.photobucket.com/albums/qq262/AIG35/G35%20Columbia%208-19-08/DSC_4901.jpg

http://i454.photobucket.com/albums/qq262/AIG35/G35%20Columbia%208-19-08/DSC_4878.jpg

http://i454.photobucket.com/albums/qq262/AIG35/G35%20Columbia%208-19-08/DSC_4953.jpg

Let me know what you think.

[Vr4]

Pictures 3 8 and 9 are really good.

[intotrouble]

nice clean car man. pics are nice too

[h0ndachiik]

im not a professional, but those look like pretty good pics!

[milanoej1]

car looks even better in person

[EvoJoe]

nice g love the last pic man!!

[Speed JUnkyz]

Well since you are starting out, you won't mind some feedback. Let me start by saying you quality looks great. I will give you some feedback on cropping with cars and scenery.

Pic 1:

Put the car more in the bottom left corner of camera. Leave your zoom where it at and what you will see is more of that windy road and less of whats to the right of the car.

Pic 2:

Can go two ways. One move camera up. What you will see is less concrete at the bottom of the picture, little more blue skies

Two- same as above, fave car in the other direction, and move camera to the left placing that car in the bottom right corner of view finder. What you will see is more of the legnth demensions of the train, less concrete in bottom of pic, and more blue skies.

pic 3:

Looks great

Pic 4:

Move camera up moving the car down in the view finder, lessoning the road at bottom of pic, showing more skies

pic 5:

Not sure what its sitting under, but maybe moving the car under it more, removing some light glares. Looks a little blurry to me, so maybe a fill flash pointing up. Not straight at the car, im sure you know what that will do.

pic 6:

Looks good, not sure whats reflecting off your fender. What time a day did you shoot at? If you are shooting under things like over passes, bridges, parking garages, its good to shoot when the sun is directly above you. 12 noon. If you are out in the open with scenery.... the sun direct in front or behind you.

pic 7:

Look good, but maybe face car the opposite direction and moving camera to where the car is in the bottom left corner, showing more of the length demensions of that overpass. Less concrete as well, But either way it would look good.

pic 8:

LOVE IT, but move the cam up removing that last little bit of the license place.

Pic 9:

Love awesome worrk

Pic 10:


Good colors. I would again put the car in the bottom right of finder allowing that car to look like its looking out into the country. Maybe depending on what cam you are using, even getting the sun in there since its going down. Less of whats behind the car and more country overlook scenery in front. Also keep in mind you are getting glare off your panels, try putting the sun behind you or in front of the car. This time of day is the best for getting colors and low light shooting.


Over all ME LIKEY!!! lol.

The above is the way I shoot, it isn't for everyone, if you do not like that style, its cool, just my 2 cents

[AIminiS10]

Thanks for all the comments everyone. I appreciate all the feedback!

Speed, thanks for all the CC. I appreciate it. The darker shots with all the reflections was under a bridge at dusk. I like some of your ideas that I will have to try.

Camera info:
Nikon D70
Lens for these pics were a sigma f2.8-4 28-50mm I believe. I don't use that lens anymore.

My new lens is the tamron f2.8 17-50mm that I love. It is really sharp and crisp lens.

[Speed JUnkyz]

Hey im glad to have the chance to share my work. I will pick a couple of shots I took of the evo and show you whats up....

SJ

[Speed JUnkyz]

Here are some shots I shot out real quick one day I had the cam. They were done kinda fast because of all the traffic.

http://www.speedjunkyz.com/forums/showthread.php?p=12622#post12622

[z_trbl_mkr]

very nice pix :) although either way I was going to say that.... I'm a sucker for a G

[B20vEf]

very nice

[AIminiS10]

thanks for the pic comments folks!

[milanoej1]

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[Chelsea]

http://b20vtec.com/forums/images/smilies/wackit.gif

2nd.
I almost got a red one... EWWWWWGOD
buttttttttttttt, it cost too much :storm:

[SRTStage2]

jizzedinmypants

[z_trbl_mkr]

jizzedinmypants

lol...omg that video is too funny...hehehe

[slow98vw]

I like that car ;)

[TomTomTuning]

I like number 2, point of view is great.
Love number 3, i really like the leading lines of the train/car.

The others lack what 2&3 have. Good composition, good location, good light. Also the reflections on most are distracting.

1 seems way out of focus or blur from motion. (58mm focal length w/ a 1/50 shutter speed)

Not bad at all bro. The best thing you can do is trial and error.. Also look at other peoples work online. This will help you understand what works and what doesnt, so when you go shoot you have a better idea of whats going to look good.