Few photos of the car following a clean

[GSXRMovistar]

Not really had much inspiration/excuse to use the camera lately but after cleaning the car at the weekend I decided to take some pics:-

http://www.bakersplace.co.uk/Photography/content/Photography/Motoring/Mustang_GT_001.jpg

http://www.bakersplace.co.uk/Photography/content/Photography/Motoring/Mustang_GT_002.jpg

http://www.bakersplace.co.uk/Photography/content/Photography/Motoring/Mustang_GT_003.jpg

[Flash]

Man I want your car! I really like the last picture, quite HDR if you ask me. ;)

[TorqueRevs]

Purely awesome mate...

You must be on first name terms with the petrol station employees :-)

[whitey]

not keen on them if i am honest, lovely car but something with the pics isn't quite right for me

[Toothie]

i like the processing in number 2:)

[Dal]

No1, is far too over saturated, nice composition.

No2, is over exposed and the selective colouring seems odd.

N03, is a nice shot, would be even better from an ever slightly higher point of view.

Bet the fuel is a nightmare on that, lovely car though.

[as-i-said]

simply love 2, could easily be used by the
manufacturer

[BigD]

not keen on them if i am honest, lovely car but something with the pics isn't quite right for me

same thoughts here :)

[geckogirlxx]

I like number 2 but number 3 is definitely my favourite, looks really good! :)

[GSXRMovistar]

same thoughts here :)
That's fair enough, but any ideas what it is? I'm going to try and process some more this evening so criticism is welcomed as much as the positive comments. :)

[BigD]

i think the first one looks to fussy to me, the reds look over saturated, and the bottom half of the stang looks to dark! also the shadow looks flat like its been put there :thinking:


The 2nd photo im not to keen on the IR look im not sure it works with the type of subject.

the 3rd is the best of the three :)

[cowasaki]

I like 2 and 3. Slightly less shadow on 2 would have improved it a little maybe as much shadow as there is in 3. 3 however is the best by a long shot, excellent.

[fantom]

number 3 works best for me - shows the power :woot:

[GSXRMovistar]

A few more using the same styles and a couple B&Ws

http://www.bakersplace.co.uk/Photography/content/Photography/Motoring/Mustang_GT_004.jpg

http://www.bakersplace.co.uk/Photography/content/Photography/Motoring/Mustang_GT_005.jpg

http://www.bakersplace.co.uk/Photography/content/Photography/Motoring/Mustang_GT_006.jpg

http://www.bakersplace.co.uk/Photography/content/Photography/Motoring/Mustang_GT_007.jpg

[GSXRMovistar]

http://www.bakersplace.co.uk/Photography/content/Photography/Motoring/Mustang_GT_008.jpg

http://www.bakersplace.co.uk/Photography/content/Photography/Motoring/Mustang_GT_009.jpg

http://www.bakersplace.co.uk/Photography/content/Photography/Motoring/Mustang_GT_010.jpg

[cowasaki]

Regarding the last two posts. I really like the last shot in the second post, this is great. The first shot in the previous post is good too. Have you done these in photoshop? If so just for fun why not take the shot I just mentioned above ie the first shot in the previous set and place it on a layer over the non processed shot then use the eraser on your processed shot and delete the car letting the colour one come through. I have used this with a few shots and it can have quite an affect. It will only take a few seconds, might be worth a try.

Anyway keep up the good work. I bet you spend as much on polish as I do on computers :)

[Kev_mk3]

love the HDR style of them :)

[Matt Sayle]

I like these. They are very cool. There is only one thing. DO SOME BADGE SHOTS :D