Photos of my new Ferrari..
Discussion
You may remember that I upgraded my 456 for this 328 a few months ago. Up until last night I never got around to take any photos so decided too last night with the sunset. I had left a lot of my gear at the office/studio so had to make do lighting wise with what I had (2 off camera speedlights). Although a pro photographer i have never attempted anything like this before and really enjoyed it. The only problem is quickly diminishing light. I would like to find a better location next time and also light the interior.










Audi - A financial upgrade as it was another £13k or something 
I only decided to take the photos late yesterday afternoon and this is the only place I could think of near me in Kent that I could park the car and get the sunset in. It is pretty much a single track country road. If anyone has any location suggestion for the future I would love to hear them please.

I only decided to take the photos late yesterday afternoon and this is the only place I could think of near me in Kent that I could park the car and get the sunset in. It is pretty much a single track country road. If anyone has any location suggestion for the future I would love to hear them please.
Edited by wineman02 on Monday 3rd October 16:35
GFWilliams said:
Lovely looking car 
I'm sorry though, but the pics are doing absolutely nothing for me...
I agree, but coming from you has a bit more credibility! They seem to emphasise the front overhang and what is seen to be the worst aspect of the 328 styling wise - the front grille. I'm sorry though, but the pics are doing absolutely nothing for me...
GFWilliams said:
Lovely looking car 
I'm sorry though, but the pics are doing absolutely nothing for me...
Thats ok. They are for me, by me and I like them so that is all that counts I'm sorry though, but the pics are doing absolutely nothing for me...

I really enjoyed taking the shots actually - so different from shooting people which I have done enabling me (along with publishing books on photography for professionals) to afford such a car.
Whineman, sorry to jump the thread but how do you find the 328? I am in the position that I can now change my car (albeit I wont until next spring due to mine will need a cambelt service which I would do prior to selling)
I've always likes the 308/328 generation but was thinking 355 as a natural progression. However at Sherbourne Castle this weekend there was a 328 and 355 parked together, and even though the 355 I think is better looking.... the 328 was the one I kept looking at and thinking maybe I should.
I will drive both nearer the time but interested in your experience of the car and how you find it
I've always likes the 308/328 generation but was thinking 355 as a natural progression. However at Sherbourne Castle this weekend there was a 328 and 355 parked together, and even though the 355 I think is better looking.... the 328 was the one I kept looking at and thinking maybe I should.
I will drive both nearer the time but interested in your experience of the car and how you find it
Totally agree that it is far from the idea location, but trying to find a place at the last minute on a quiet road where you can capture the sunset is far more difficult that you would think. Especially where I am. I think the key now is to scout out other potential sites and see how they manifest themselves.
I had the wheels turned in a bit, but as it was a night shot when I did it much more I lost the alloys so elected for a compromise.
I had the wheels turned in a bit, but as it was a night shot when I did it much more I lost the alloys so elected for a compromise.
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