looks nicer than my first car ever did.
might wana blur the plate mate
some bad people out there
md
I half expected a big Matt Sayle Photography sign on the side
might wana blur the plate mate
some bad people out there
md
Hi Mat, I like the processing particularly the BG in the second one
Thank you very much CHris.I really like the composition of the first, a lot of people would have clipped the shadow or the car ever-so-slightly! I can't think of much to improve it, but if you get a chance to take the shot again, would it have been possible to bring the car forwards a little, to give some separation between the car and the fence? Just a little bit of ground to create a gap between the two? Or grow an extra couple of feet would be another option of course!
I like the second, but it doesn't quite jump out of the screen like the first does! It's a great location that you've shot it in, what is it?
Only one more thing I'd suggest is that you've got great shots it an industrial setting, so it could be an opportunity to try out some more 'gritty' processing. It might turn out terribly, or it could turn out well, you never know!
Chris
I've always liked you Matt.
We haven't had much to do with each other - you hang around with the cool kids in the motorsports forum, I tend not to venture in there, I don't want a wedgie.
But this:
This makes me love you
cracking shots matey, corsas are awesome little cars aren't they
I had an L reg, it failed its MOT and was beyond economical repair, and I had a week left on both the MOT and the insurance - the world was my playground!
I drove it on fields, curbs, handbrake turned everywhere, played bumper cars with my mate in a similar situation, it was the most liberating thing I've ever done!
Thank you very much!!!!
