I know its a 4x4 but its for sale, so please no negative comments on the car.
I'm just looking for some feedback on the pics, negative and positive comments about the pictures are welcome, as i am trying to learn a thing or two about photography.






well thats it, thanks for viewing, comments/suggestions (on better photography)?
camera used: Canon powershot A510

 

In this picture, the pole does not fit well. It needs edited out of the shot.


It looks like there are some nice balconies that you could get some sweet aerial shots from.

 

thank you for the tip, ScreaminTeg .

 

That spraypaint border doesn't look too good and I think you could mess with some saturation/contrast in Photoshop to polish em up a little bit more....otherwise they are nice.

 

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lol you're right as I'm looking at those pics im not feeling that spraypaint either.

 

Those borders are kinda lame. Just my thoughts.

 

I like this shot

 

i like the headlights

 

What was your iso on? It looks to be a little too high, but other then that good shots

 

iso was at 50, i was messing around with shutter speed, and aperture was at 2.6 sometimes higher.
i have the camera for about, 3 weeks now, still getting used to it.

 

Honestly, when you have daylight like that to work with, I'd just set the camera to auto and make them shine with Photoshop, it works really well. Manual settings are more important in low light situations, as is a tripod. I've produced some nice shots this way, and even the best photographers do this. You will hardly ever take a picture and have it look just how you want it without some touchups. Look at the awesome pictures on Jtuned.com for instance...

 

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thanks for the advice.