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This was my first planned photoshoot, which was a couple months ago. I was offering to do it for free, but the owner insisted on paying me before even seeing the photos. Now i'm starting to feel guilty, because i don't think these are good. The entire set is around 80 different photos with 3 locations in total.

@ttoma.photography.cars

Photo advice is needed

I'm just starting out and I use my phone (nothing 2a plus) and edit with free Adobe lightroom on mobile

I started photography in general a few months ago and I’m shooting almost every day to improve. I shot them with my iPhone 16 Pro using FotorGear which allows me to use filters on my photos.

Accept critics and conpliments. Pls no insults.

TYSM in advance

Got connceted to these 2 from my last shoot.

These are only some of the photos, I have over 45.

Let me know what you think and if there's something I can improve for future shoots!

Taken with an R5 and a sigma 35

Brasil

Here i have a small collection of photos that i have taken at a car show with both my friend's RS3 and my B5. I am however not very comfortable with having two cars in one frame, especially when you have the freedom of positioning them. I'd love to get some feedback and tips on this. What do i have to focus on? What other compositions should i try to do as well? Etc.

In this specific case i do not need any feedback on what's in the background or my editing itself, this was done at a car show so my edits are going to be 'quick and dirty'. If it was a private shoot i would take a lot more time to get it perfect. (Same for the watermark, private shoots = no watermark | carshows = watermark.

Thank you guys in advance.

The paint was in rough shape, but otherwise fun car to shoot! I did my best to try and save it by blowing up the whites a bit more. But this is probably the rarest car I've shot so far, very few in Canada, owner mentioned its the only one in Quebec and eastern Ontario.