The Realistic Photo Thread

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Not bad try to adjust the shutter speed for more a speed affect.

Ferrari 458 Twin Turbo






I really need to find a new car, Im boring you guys with Ferrari 458 :3.​
 
Thanks, I do but sometimes I set them too low it looks as if there is some handshaking. I'll try and lower it manually instead of just using the 60, 125, 250, 500 etc shutter speeds that are the easiest to get to. Thanks for the advice
 
MoMo, really like the atmosphere in the 2nd and 3rd shots, great work as always.:drool:

Kitten, it doesn't matter, the 458 is such a beautiful car.
Only the Italians know how to make cars works of art.👍

Hammerblaster, you could also bring your f number down a bit too.
As I have said, a pretty good start tho'. 👍
 
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This one kinda came off a bit wierd but its supposed to be wet on the ground
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The Racer's Group, a Californian team racing since 1995. The “weapon” at hand is a Porsche 996 GT3 RS. By 2002 the team was noticed enough by Porsche that it gained support from the factory to run in the Rolex 24 at Daytona. In this eighth try, they finally won their class. This shot represents the team's run for the 2003 Rolex 24 at Daytona. Here, drivers Kevin Buckler, Michael Schrom, Timo Bernhard and Jörg Bergmeister not only won their class but they also beat the more powerful prototypes for the overall win.
 
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The right height on the LFA looks a little awkward judging from the rear wheel well, but your photos are turning out better and better!



And Time Attacks
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Taiga, you caught me. The 2nd LFA was moving when shot, but I had to possess THAT moment. Very astute indeed.. The others are correct in body roll.

Perfect sunrise shot you have there...Wow!:drool:

NE-NAD!!! Thanks Man!!!👍 I'm taking in as much information as possible. My hands have not caught up with my imagination yet.:)
 
Contemplations.

“It is necessary ... for a man to go away by himself ... to sit on a rock ... and ask, 'Who am I, where have I been, and where am I going?”
― Carl Sandburg








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