im a wannabe photorapher (s.p) tell me what you think about these pics.None of them were edited just pointed and shot. Tell me whatcha think....













o and both trucks are my dads and brother's. (black jeep=dad) (green jeep=brother's)

 

I think you need a better camera...or how to use the one you have. What camera do you have?

 

cyber shot 2.0 mega pixels

 

dude upgrade to a 6 megapixel or better.

 

word, 6mp is good if your on a budget...
I see you like to take angled pics too lol, heres some of mine. These were taken with a 6mp camera, sony and the others with a kodak, just had to downsize them..

 

well i got this cam for free from a friend so i worked with what i had . But are they good pics if they were takin from a 6 mega pixel camera?

 

not bad. with cars you want to do some interesting angles... lemme find some i've done. oh and touching them up and cool effects with PS is a plus. and try to find interesting backgrounds as well

 

you get the idea

 

love that orange EK. I know all about having a cool background (danger signs,stop signs,etc....) i am a member on a import sight and i look at the pics that some of the people take and get ideas from that.I would have had a intresting background its just that i cant drive so i shot the pics were the truck was parked

 

plus it's all opinion too... some people like plain shots while other people like different shots, weird angles high, low etc. like the first pic i posted I really like because the car is low in the pic and the background it bigger. I think it's a cool effect. but some people don't like it. photography is just like painting or any art form in the sense that people dig different styles. so just play around with it and take shots that you like.

 

Not too bad, but as others said better camera would help. I took these with a **** cheap walmart camera but I have no upgraded to a Nikon D70...








Some times adding in matching colored backrounds helps. Another cool rule is the 3rds rule. Basically divide the picture in 3 sections like a benz logo. Then put the car or subject in the picture in one third and leave the backround in the other 2 thirds... Just some food for thought...


Here is a simple picture of my CBR I just picked up last week taken with the Nikon D70:

 

Going down the James Dalton Highway in Alaska, made the trip from Texas. Search James Dalton to find out about the road, almost 500 miles one way, dirt, 2 lane, and 2 gas stations. Farthest north that road leads to on the North American Continent. I was looking at pictures later when I got back home and this one came out pretty nice. Its a 6 megapixel cybershot.

 

get a better camera