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Automotive Photography

Crazyjester900

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Melbourne, Australia
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C200 W202
WOW, some great shots there. Your a pro with a camera !
 
Thanks,

i am in my final year at college . . .
landed a job with MB from these shots so.
:) gotta be happy with that..

I met the boss of MB at a function..
The boss of the WHOLE world..
very humbling.


Brad
 
my girlfriends brother is a military photographer, you have the same gift he does, you can see something in a scene us mere mortals cant, and then take a damn good picture of it, your shots of the 202 are fantastic, I assume that most brits will find them good too as you have a different backdrop to our normal car shots,

keep up the good work - you have a gift!!
 
Some nice stuff there CJ. Welcome to the forum.

Feel free to post more anytime you like. So long as it isnt more Audi shots.:D
 
As you did ask, the horizon should never be crooked. Excellent shots, in particular the studio stuff is top class.

Dec
 

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C180, C200 although your maybe be a little tiny bit newer....

i guess we photo people think alike :)
 
Fantastic! Very impressed....:)
 
As someone who has commissioned photos for OEM auto manufacturer websites in the past - so please take as constructive criticism....

Technically they look very proficient, especially the studio shots. However, there are loads of commercial snappers who take shots like this all day, every day. What I'm trying to say is that nothing jumped out at me, which is what a pro needs in the portfolio. However, 99 times out of 100 your shots will be exactly the type of thing that clients need - but to get the work you need to get a bit more "pop" across.

Early days I know - hope it all goes well for you :)
 
I miss the seventies, when the regulations required all automotive photography include a model.
Otherwise, yeah, those are cars.


sniffle.
 
As someone who has commissioned photos for OEM auto manufacturer websites in the past - so please take as constructive criticism....

Technically they look very proficient, especially the studio shots. However, there are loads of commercial snappers who take shots like this all day, every day. What I'm trying to say is that nothing jumped out at me, which is what a pro needs in the portfolio. However, 99 times out of 100 your shots will be exactly the type of thing that clients need - but to get the work you need to get a bit more "pop" across.

Early days I know - hope it all goes well for you :)

POP!

got it.

ok, i'll try and get some POP
and show you all soon.


Brad
 

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