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Mitsu Lancer Shoot

Discussion in 'Transportation' started by Odie, Apr 16, 2007.

  1. Odie

    Odie

    38
    Feb 5, 2007
    In a box
    Let me know if there is anything i can improve on. I am a complete newbie and would really like some constructive criticism. There is always room for improvement.

    pP1010832.
    DMC-FZ7    ---    6mm    f/4.0    1/1300s    ISO 100


    pDSC_2575.
    NIKON D50    ---    36mm    f/8.0    1/250s   


    pDSC_2531.
    NIKON D50    ---    24mm    f/9.5    1/180s   


    pDSC_2416.
    NIKON D50    ---    60mm    f/11.0    1/250s   


    DSC_2317-1.
    NIKON D50    ---    56mm    f/11.0    6s   


    pDSC_2493.
    NIKON D50    ---    18mm    f/22.0    1/2s   


    Fun with an led!

    DSC_2320.
    NIKON D50    ---    56mm    f/11.0    6s   
     
    Odie, Apr 16, 2007
    #1
  2. Hyper-Performance

    Hyper-Performance

    315
    Apr 11, 2007
    SW Ohio, USA
    Dave
    Wow! I really like the mirrored building effect!
     
    Hyper-Performance, Apr 16, 2007
    #2
  3. dweikum

    dweikum

    132
    Apr 15, 2007
    Oakland, CA
    Same here, especially like the angle of #3 shot!
    Try turning on the lights next time for a little accent. :biggrin:
     
    dweikum, Apr 16, 2007
    #3
  4. marjuice

    marjuice

    64
    Jul 19, 2006
    Norway
    They're good, but #6 is brilliant! I've always wanted to take a few shots like that. I would try to make them a tiny bit darker though. They look just a bit too bright on my monitor.
     
    marjuice, Apr 16, 2007
    #4
  5. Paul Evans

    Paul Evans

    312
    Jan 16, 2006
    Near Ann Arbor, MI
    Spectacular! I really like the first and the last shot...

    The spinning wheel revealing the Brembo caliper and disk is VERY cool!

    I think no 5 was a little overexposed - but it could be my monitor calibration...

    Nice job..
     
    Paul Evans, Apr 16, 2007
    #5
  6. Odie

    Odie

    38
    Feb 5, 2007
    In a box
    i am going to try on photoshop some of them again. i learned the shadows tool and i think can be used to make the pictures better. Learn something new everyday.
     
    Odie, Apr 16, 2007
    #6
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