Recent content by rob200sx

I can say this here rather than on PH. Fix the distortion :) #1 is cropped too close, odd angle too #2 On the Grey one it looks like the rear is jacked up slightly #4 Blue on Blue, clashes :( I keep meaning to get up to this tunnel to do a shoot, especially as it's just up the road!

Apart from the shadows in #1, correct the horizon as well #2 feels pasted in, if I didn't know any better I'd say you adjusted the contrast on the car but not the rest of the shot, it could do with a little contrast all round #3 you've got a very obviously lit area around the passenger side...

1/250 would be too fast a shutter speed, even at 60-70 for decent blur, drop to around 1/100 but agree with other comments, don't do it in photoshop, it's easy enough to do in camera with a support vehicle

For the love of all that is holy, please remove the fake flare. It does nothing for the photos.

Beginners luck? :P It depends on the magazine, they will all have their regulars who they know they will get consistent results with, so for you as you seem to only do portrait work you will be an unknown entity, it's risk vs reward and the only way I could see them agreeing to have you do...

Hi folks, Our Camera Club (Royston Photographic Society) has arranged for Will Cheung to come in to do a talk the 3rd May. This is sure to be an interesting evening and we are opening this up for non-members to attend for a small fee (£6) and we have a limited number of tickets available...

Assuming I can say on here, Jacobs, £569, it was £599 at Camerworld and £800 at Calumet (O_O) I checked prices before I left and WEX were selling online at £613 I think.

People with Backpacks and Cameras, I felt like I was fighting through Kings Cross on a Friday Evening :( On the plus side I did pickup a nice new 17-40 f/4L at a very good price Oh, and it was nice to fondle the 1DX (wasn't fussed about the 5d3)

Well you did ask for comments :) and it's more constructive to comment on the photography than on the car and you're less likely to improve if I just wrote 'nice pics' :)

#1 too closely cropped, appreciate you might have had something to the left that ruined the shot, something to consider next time though. Clone out the lamppost. #2 Line up the badge! #3 Lose the vignette, also too closely cropped on the left #4 Angle doesn't work for me #5 bit better but...

Foreground doesn't bother me so much as the background to the right of it, it's forcing the sign and the silver car behind it to blend with the Porsche

Agree with MWHCVT, either remove it or make a feature of it and even out the lighting on the left. Whatever that reflection is on the bonnet between the washer outlets should be cleaned up/removed.

Aside from the background you're also too close to the car, give it some room. 1 & 2 are bad angles, they're not showing the car in it's best form, you're getting there with #3 but because you're too close, the distortion is hurting it.

#1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6

And for a little bit more fun... #7