I attended a car cruise a couple of weeks back and took a few shots. It was my first time shooting driving cars and was a bit hard hanging out the window
. Heres what I came up with. All C&C greatly appreciated.
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Hey guys,
I attended a car cruise a couple of weeks back and took a few shots. It was my first time shooting driving cars and was a bit hard hanging out the window . Heres what I came up with. All C&C greatly appreciated.
Balabka Design - For All Your Automotive Photography Needs.
R u a "rear" man?
 Seems like you got shots of mostly the rear of cars!
Nice and sharp! Well done. The one with just the wheel the 4th one, would be nice to see more of the bottom as the got chopped. D50 - AF-S NIKKOR 18-70mm 3.5-4.5G ED
The spinning wheel shot looks good!
I reckon the way to do this might be to find a quiet two-lane divided highway. Have your subjects drive below the speed limit in the left lane while you take photos of them as your car is overtaking them in the right lane? You might have to sit in the rear left seat to best do this. (I want a photo of me driving my car....)
They're Mazdas. What do you expect?
Or from a convertible. 
Mitch, Was there a stationary part to the day? A show and shine, perhaps? Apart from the comments already made, I think that some show and shine shots of these may have been good as well. g.
Gary Stark Nikon, Canon, Bronica .... stuff The people who want English to be the official language of the United States are uncomfortable with their leaders being fluent in it - US Pres. Bartlet
There was a meet up before the cruise. The pics were taken on the way to Katoomba, I was hanging out the passenger side of a mates falcon
If anyone is interested in the pics from the meet up, just let me know.Balabka Design - For All Your Automotive Photography Needs.
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