I struggle to find consistent clients in my hometown (Kansas City) even though there is a strong and growing car scene. Anyone have tips for me or what I should charge? Current stuff is attached to this.
Here’s some pictures I took of my buddies G87. CC welcome
Doing a big video project with this car but had to get some shots while I was at it 😮💨
Canon R6
Canon 24-70 2.8
This is my first post here but the last of this M3 in the foreseeable future. I've shot this car for around 2 years, so seeing it look so damn good while knowing the engine is cooked made this shoot hella emotional.
It highkey helped shape my photography style and grew with me side by side. Ill definitely be posting some of the older shoots here if yall are interested.
I liked basically all the shots here except the 5th one having barely enough room on the sides. Nice contrast though. I ended up loving the outside shots a lott thankfully. (TY 3pm sun)
Shot with my Canon R7 paired with the Rokinon 35mm 1.4
Hello all, I just learning how to take photo like this, this is my third attempt, and I need a good advices from wise photographers how to take photo of cars like this.
My first problem is that I have only 30cm ligh tube from Fallon eyes, I thing I need about 120 cm what do you think? Is there are some DIY algorithms to make my myself?
Falcon eyes 120cm costs about $100, and some godox or sirui over $250.
Took this on a canon r50 50mm f1.4 used a tripod to use a low shutter speed and keep my iso at the lowest and juts trying to get some tips on my editing or maybe composition but i do know now that cpl filters are important lmao.
Mah carrrr is shiiiite, but I'm not trying to flex, just liked these pics... phone pics to get a feel for it, with some dope camera shots with proper editing to come.
I only really dabble at motorsport events, but I’d like to get an idea on what I can do next time to really step these up. I think my shutter speed was too high as it’s not captured enough motion but I’d be keen to hear other peoples opinions on these shots. Apologies if motorsport photography is too close to rule breaking