Chance of a career Formula 1 Ferrari Shoot
Chance of a career Formula 1 Ferrari Shoot
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pixelpimp

Original Poster:

674 posts

227 months

Monday 1st June 2009
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Had a very cool shoot in Italy a few weeks ago:
The late Michele Alboreto's mid-80s Ferrari V6 twin turbo.
I love my job.







GFWilliams

4,949 posts

237 months

Monday 1st June 2009
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I Hate You biggrinwink

Nice shots - wish I could have had a go at that!

George

4hero

4,505 posts

241 months

Monday 1st June 2009
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Excellent set, especially the first three! I thought my job was good too curse

_dobbo_

14,619 posts

278 months

Tuesday 2nd June 2009
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lick lovely stuff.

Pixel-Snapper

5,321 posts

222 months

Tuesday 2nd June 2009
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As seen on flickr...

I'd have to love your job too.

JB Rugby

4,217 posts

245 months

Tuesday 2nd June 2009
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These cars were so much better looking than the current crop. Much cleaner lines...

AndWhyNot

2,359 posts

229 months

Tuesday 2nd June 2009
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You've done well out of a great opportunity, should get you a few more commissions.

All good shots, nice to see a bit of off-camera flash too. Good work

pixelpimp

Original Poster:

674 posts

227 months

Tuesday 2nd June 2009
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Thanks for the kind comments chaps, very much appreciated.

ruaricoles

1,240 posts

255 months

Wednesday 10th June 2009
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Lovely photos.

How powerful a flash do you need to take a pic like the engine bay one in broad daylight? It looks so much more interesting than normal photos in similar light. I've got a 430ex but have no idea if it would cope with that (and a remote cable which might stretch to a metre or so!)

Ta

Ruari

pixelpimp

Original Poster:

674 posts

227 months

Thursday 11th June 2009
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Hi.
I use a pocketwizard transceiver connected to Nikon SB26 flash gun set to manual.
In sunlight it would be on either 1/2 or full power. Too much flash can be controlled by under exposing with the bracketing function on the camera.