Porsche photo shoot at the weekend!

[scotia_steve74]

I thought I'd share some of the pics from the photoshoot I did at the weekend.

There were some truly spectacular cars in front of the lens - 996 GT3 RS, 993 Turbo with in excess of 500hp and a 996 Turbo with 580BHP (literally took your breath away!)...

The rest of the pics are on my blog to save bandwidth! www.justhypemedia.com






If you want to arrange a shoot let me know!

Cheers

Steve

Edited by scotia_steve74 on Monday 5th March 17:23

[Merritt]

Nice photos

Was this a paid photo shoot or done for a mag?

The GT3RS appears to be missing its front splitter though!


Steve

[scotia_steve74]

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[ricardo60]

Gordon sitting in the car spoils the overall effect though

[996tt_stevo]

ricardo60 said:

Gordon sitting in the car spoils the overall effect though

Hey Ricky, Howz u mate?

lol at Gordon, Huge mess at Knockhill at the weekend with the boy racers, should be up there soon to catch you on track.

[scotia_steve74]

Another one....

[niikme]

hey steve, nice photos mate!! are you using a digital slr camera per chance? as im considering buying one...

cheers Kristian

[scotia_steve74]

Yes I am! I would recommend the new Canon 400D

[niikme]

wow those are big money! i think it was the 350D i looked at on the weekend. when you tot up the lenses, memory etc, youre in 997 territory! great photos mate, i think im gonna take the plunge now.

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Kristian

[scotia_steve74]

350D is what I used for the above shots. If you can, buy the body only and a sigma 18-200 lens - should keep you right to begin with!

[niikme]

Steve, looks like those photos may have been 'photoshoped' or otherwise ? if so, do you have one of the original shots you could post up for comparison?

[scotia_steve74]

Then you'd see how $hit a photographer I really am! No chance Just kidding

They are heavily photoshopped - my angle is to make the images have a certain style - something I'm trying to develop. Almost cartoonish in their nature! I believe that you should make the most of the fact that you are shooting digital, not try to make it look like film. I do the same with some moving image projects. I've used 35mm, 16mm and DV - each have their own look and you can really bring out a style by how you process or colourise the image. Just my take on it though and I'm trying my best to be individual with it.

Edited by scotia_steve74 on Tuesday 17th October 16:47

[chfs911]

Photoshopped Ehh! Well tell me this...........

Why the f*ck did you leave Gordon's ugly mug in the car then? ;O)

I could'nt get a shadow in mine!

[scotia_steve74]

[996tt_stevo]

Cracking Pics.

[scotia_steve74]

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