A couple of Impreza's

[4hero]

Evening,

I was out with John185k for a little shoot last night, it makes a change from taking polaroids of insects and landscapes

Anhow, here's a couple of the shots I'm fairly happy with. Still got lots to sort through.. Clicky for large versions (if you can be arsed).

A few of mine:







and a couple of John's





Yay, nay? What do you recon? All shot with Canon 40D, 17-40mm L, full manual, and no lighting.

Cheers,

Neil.

Edited by 4hero on Saturday 7th June 00:48

[deevlash]

well I rather like them, its going to be good when the bridge has all the cladding off it. Quite why youd want to spoil them with a numberplate is puzzling though

[4hero]

Thanks deevlash, he belongs at the p&p it's cool.

edited to say, Sheriff JWPepper was a bit of an arse (just in case you're wondering what the number plate thing was), he's deleted his posts.

Edited by 4hero on Saturday 7th June 13:25

[deevlash]

so he has

I used to think the original shape impreza was far better looking than the sti in your pics but I think that the sti shaped one has kind of grown into its shape, I even like the bug eyed ones now!

[4hero]

fancy buying my STi then

edited: arghh, my typing sucks after a few

Edited by 4hero on Saturday 7th June 01:58

[deevlash]

yip, although I stupidly bought a house so cant afford to!

[Sheriff JWPepper]

4hero said:

Thanks deevlash, he belongs at the p&p it's cool.

edited to say, Sheriff JWPepper was a total knob (just in case you're wondering what the number plate thing was), he's deleted his posts.

Edited by 4hero on Saturday 7th June 01:23

4hero you seem unable to cope with anything other than sycophantic posts. I deleted my posts as you were clearly so distressed that you felt the need to start flinging insults.

For those who wonder why 4hero is so excitable it's because I had the temerity to suggest that a couple of reg plates wouldn't go amis.

I will leave you to it.

[4hero]

It's just pointless comments that are pretty annoying (epsecially after a few beers )

see ya pal

[Sheriff JWPepper]

For what it's worth I think 1 & 2 are very good shots.

Edited by Sheriff JWPepper on Monday 9th June 10:11

[Dogsey]

Why would number plates be needed on cars that are parked on (what certainly looks like) private land?

Nice shots Neil, I can't help but wonder just how good the last shot could have been with some fill lighting though.

[john185k]

and two of mine

[leightonjames]

Just ordered my 40D

Excited now!


I like all of them

[4hero]

Dogsey said:

Why would number plates be needed on cars that are parked on (what certainly looks like) private land?

Nice shots Neil, I can't help but wonder just how good the last shot could have been with some fill lighting though.

Thanks Dogsey, must learn more about lighting, this is the next thing on my photography list to be honest. Only been doing this photography stuff for over a year, but want to learn it all today

must have patience...

[Rjohnston]

nice pics!

where were the ones with the backrounds of the bridges taken if you don't mind me asking?

[Goldeeno]

Personally the black scooby pics look nicer, i dunno why, maybe better composure, or just a more photographic car .
Great shots between both of you.

[4hero]

Rjohnston said:

nice pics!

where were the ones with the backrounds of the bridges taken if you don't mind me asking?

Thanks,

Rjohnston, I've created a google map showing you where the shots were taken, hopefully it works

p.s. I did a little more processing on my car, too much or just enough?



shot above was 6 exposures ran through photomatix and adjusted levels slightly
then thrown into photoshop cs2 to do the selective colouring
then some processing done in lightroom, just minor adjustments, but lots of vignetting

Edited by 4hero on Monday 9th June 19:05