A few snaps of my Dad's Car

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Whatcha think of these then?

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Thanks,

George
 
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they're both really good, ive been trying to do this with the bakground. Has worked ok but not as good as these pics!
 
I actually prefer the 2nd, but would maybe want to see more contrast.
 
Nice, what's your rig setup?

As you say, no 2 is hard to do as there's not much at the rear for the stickers. Extra clamp on the rollbar maybe?
 
George, nice shots. You could get yourself (beg borrow or steal) a couple of manfrotto superclamps. I think they work better on caterhams as there are more bars and strutts to hang off of and flat surfaces are a little few and far between. I've done a couple of shots super clmaping off of the front wheel bar thingies (sorry not technical - bought mine didn't build it).

Giles
 
GFWilliams said:
The rig was DeanPhoto's (2 suction pads and a pole..).

I just attached it to the back of the car in the first and to the bonnet in the second..

George
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Driving on the grass?!! Tut tut.......... Not one to upset the applecart, but these look more photoshopped rather than done for real!
If you were driving on the grass (#1 and single track road) surely the exposure would have picked up the " bumpy" surface?
Just a thought
 
rhubarb said:
George, nice shots. You could get yourself (beg borrow or steal) a couple of manfrotto superclamps. I think they work better on caterhams as there are more bars and strutts to hang off of and flat surfaces are a little few and far between. I've done a couple of shots super clmaping off of the front wheel bar thingies (sorry not technical - bought mine didn't build it).

Giles
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I think that I'd agree with you, but I was only doing this as an exercise of learning how to use a rig :)
 
rhubarb said:
Smithphoto I might be wrong but I think these are conencted to the caterham not a following car therefore he's not driving on the grass and therefore they are as smooth as the road surface is
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Rhubarb you are correct (rig attached to the caterham in both shots; the back of the car in the first shot and the front of the car in the second shot)

George
 
I like #1 and I would say the same for #2 but unfortunately the car seems rather soft and the colours seem very much washed out compared to #1.
 
#1 is superb tbf, you should have it printed. Calander photo material.

#2 I love, but as above, looks a little soft and out of focus. Would have been a stunner though.
 
Superb!!

#2 of the latest set is lovely and #1 of the first set is an excellent piece of photography.
 
Very nice, love the first one.
 
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