Photography of my brother's car

got many more too upload

Any tips and advice how to improve it

If you can get your hands on a Wide angle (10x22mm) you will be able to get so!me really awesome shots!

Heres a few shots that can give you a few angle ideas.

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash1/hs445.ash1/24561_1136996083763_1793192720_252273_6476527_n.jpg

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc3/hs405.snc3/24561_1136995843757_1793192720_252267_6823216_n.jpg

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash1/hs445.ash1/24561_1136995763755_1793192720_252266_6448881_n.jpg

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash1/hs445.ash1/24561_1136995523749_1793192720_252260_5956841_n.jpg

This one was taken by my friend useing a 70x200mm Telephoto, as it would have been impossible for me to get one this this as im driving.

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc3/hs425.snc3/24561_1136995443747_1793192720_252258_8360539_n.jpg

thank you very much for the advice i try to do different angle next tym

I do love the last one though, that flare on the lights is awesome

Dibbers wrote:

I do love the last one though, that flare on the lights is awesome

thanks and im getting another camera where you do panorma with the camera without using adobe photoshop or lightroom

Have the wheels turned to one side, and ideally in a more open space rather than the side of a street, I know the weather is a bit shit, but dont be afraid to lie/ sit on the ground to achieve different results, also sounds a bit dumb, but get up high, shoot off a ladder or a wall, again different perspective..

Keep it up..

Oh, and you dont always need a wide angle, they help a lot, but an 18-55mm is fine for car photography..

Phenomenal- wrote:

Have the wheels turned to one side, and ideally in a more open space rather than the side of a street, I know the weather is a bit shit, but dont be afraid to lie/ sit on the ground to achieve different results, also sounds a bit dumb, but get up high, shoot off a ladder or a wall, again different perspective..

Keep it up..

Oh, and you dont always need a wide angle, they help a lot, but an 18-55mm is fine for car photography..

You sound exactly like my teacher thanks for the advice i try to do that and these only when he was about to go so i just took pictures yh i have two lens one 55-200mm and 18-55mm but mostly i use 18-55mm one

nice shots and car! what job does he have?

jcb94 wrote:

nice shots and car! what job does he have?

He does computer engineering fixing computers and building new ones

I downloaded Auto Pano Pro from Demoniod, you just import the photos and it does all the work!

Richking33 wrote:

You sound exactly like my teacher thanks for the advice i try to do that and these only when he was about to go so i just took pictures yh i have two lens one 55-200mm and 18-55mm but mostly i use 18-55mm one

Lol, glad I have developed some teaching skills in my learning process..

Either one of those lenses should be fine, for what you want to do, I'd stick with the 18-55mm.. With that you can get a decent background and lighting.. Smile

But the best photography advice you will ever get : Use your Imagination!

great tip i have good imagination as well