Caterham rig shot

[GFWilliams]

This has been the product of this afternoons work:



What do you think?

George

[ROADRUNNER3]

Terrific shot George.


Just a thought - it might benefit from a crop on the left-hand side, to take out the slightly distracting light unit.


All the best, Tim


www.fluidimages.co.uk

Edited by ROADRUNNER3 on Thursday 9th April 16:50

[SamHH]

Very good. ETA: I don't think the rear light are a problem but the blown out sky is slightly distracting. Don't know how it could've been avoided though.

Edited by SamHH on Thursday 9th April 16:54

[Goochie]

Any chance of a 1920x1200 version for my wallpaper ?

[GFWilliams]

Wallpaper in requested size: http://domain2033827.sites.streamlinedns.co.uk/wal...

And another shot (I prefer the first):


George

[GFWilliams]

And another edit of the first:



Think I prefer this

George

[Dogsey]

Nah, the colour one is miles better.

[Seight_Returns]

How did you protect the lens from the gravel ?

[GFWilliams]

I just drove really slowly (pushed it)

[Bigdrift]

for me the angle does not work , the camera needs to be higher and 'looking' over the right rear mudguard and over to the front of the car showing more of the cockpit but this is my opinion , and it would have been better on a 'proper ' road

[Dogsey]

Bigdrift said:

... it would have been better on a 'proper ' road

I agree with that, gravel isn't the exactly natural habitat for a Caterham.

[GFWilliams]

I think that I'll agree with that - That was just in my driveway... (just a test)

[Goochie]

GFWilliams said:

Wallpaper in requested size: http://domain2033827.sites.streamlinedns.co.uk/wal...

And another shot (I prefer the first):


George

The wallpaper is perfect - Thanks!

[mikee boy]

Both the colour ones look good to me, but a decent road/track background woud add a lot. The focal length looks quite long (30mm?) which makes it look quite natural, but a wider angle may be more dramatic.