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bulb763

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870 posts

264 months

Monday 9th February 2009
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Morning chaps! Went for a shoot with this Leon yesterday. Missed a gorgeous sunrise by about 30mins, and it looked as if it would be a great day but that turned out not to be the case - the cloud just wouldn't shift.

Would love to hear your thoughts.

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Thanks for looking smile

CVP

2,799 posts

305 months

Monday 9th February 2009
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I like numbers 1 & 2. Do I see inspiration of Monsieur le Gravy's Porsche 996 shot in number 2?

Number 5 I think the reflections of the brush / scrub take away from the car, esp near the front wheel. It's a difficult car to shoot though with all those sharp edges

Chris

superpp

587 posts

228 months

Monday 9th February 2009
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Trough of Bowland?

bulb763

Original Poster:

870 posts

264 months

Monday 9th February 2009
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CVP said:
I like numbers 1 & 2. Do I see inspiration of Monsieur le Gravy's Porsche 996 shot in number 2?

Number 5 I think the reflections of the brush / scrub take away from the car, esp near the front wheel. It's a difficult car to shoot though with all those sharp edges

Chris
Yeah, not a patch on the Porka shot though obviously. Agree about the reflection too, but I liked the comp so left it in the set.

superpp said:
Trough of Bowland?
Someone give that man a Ginger Nut wink

ETA Aero engineer in Preston... would that be Warton or Samlesbury..? scratchchinwink

Edited by bulb763 on Monday 9th February 21:53

Ren-Raku

604 posts

224 months

Monday 9th February 2009
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bulb763 said:
Someone give that man a Ginger Nut wink
I'm sure there's a law about not being able to say that sort of thing in public... scratchchin