Hey everyone,
I have been a long time follower/reader of FStoppers and have been in love with the new community. Personally, my passion for photography stems from a deep, unhealthy for my wallet/bank account, passion for the automotive world so I thought I would create this group as a place for all of you who share that passion to post...
Hi Guys
I love light painting and shooting in the dark.. The shots can be done relatively fast, but the real fun comes in post. Always a surprise what you end up with. What do you think?
There are a lot of car photographers that inspire me like Tim Wallace, Dominic Mann, Moe Zainal, Harisanker, Roman Lavrov, Jimmy Zhang, etc....
Before after shot of the 2014 Audi R8 Spyder 5.2 V10 FSI
What do you think?
This NSX is one of my favorite local vehicles to shoot. It is absolutely immaculate and the parts that are on it really complete the car. Im sure ill get in more sessions this summer with this thing! constructive critique welcome.
1 of 2 prototypes, this wind-cheating 1970 Ford Torino King Cobra was a test vehicle for Ford during NASCAR's infamous "Aero Wars".
I shot the vehicle in a studio using a Nikon D800, a 17-35mm lens (with circular polarizer) and a Litepanels Astra LED panel. And, wanting to play into the aerodynamic upbringing this ultra-rare King Cobra...
I fell in love with this lighting technique.
Like lightpainting u use multiple exposures and combine these in post.
But with lightpainting most of the time it's dark and you can use long exposures.
The FDL technique uses a very short shutterspeed like 1/250s.
This makes it possible to shoot FDL shots in bright...
I had the pleasure of shooting this 2018 Ford GT last week. More photos to come.
HAD THE PLEASURE OF SHOOTING THE INTERIOR OF THE INSPIRATION SERIES LEXUS LC 500...THE SAME ONE FEATURED IN THE BLACK PANTHER MOVIE. I DID NOT GET TO CAPTURE THE EXTERIOR BECAUSE OF ITS REFLECTIVE PROPERTIES THE COLOR DOESNT POP ON CLOUDY/OVERCAST DAYS. THE INTERIOR IS PRETTY CRAZY AND DIFFERENT FOR SURE AND THEY REALLY POP WITHOUT UPPING THE...
oddly enough I rejected this photo few months ago while selecting a large batch of rolling shots I took for Audi Bahrain during their driving experience, the photo was dark and dull.
Few months later I decided to go back and sift through the set to see if i've missed any good potential shot, saw this photo & decided to bring it back...
Hello everyone! I'm new to this group but have been an automotive photographer for a few years now. Im from New Jersey and I'm not sure if im allowed to advertise my work on here but you can check out more of my work at www.bminieri.com
Im going to introduce myself with shots I took while visiting Maui, Hawaii. I stumbled upon this...
The sleek BMW i8 juxtaposed against gritty street graffiti.
As always, critiques are welcome and encouraged.
Thanks in advance,
John
A few select cars from this past year's "Heroes of Bavaria" exhibit at the BMW CCA Museum in South Carolina (2000 BMW-Williams FW22, 1986 BMW GTP, and 1981 BMW M1C). This exhibit was one of the largest collections of BMW race cars to ever be assembled.
The cars were waiting to be staged for the coming exhibit, so I took the chance to...
Wanted to share this image I took of the Rolls Royce Dawn. I used a Godox AD200 strobe to light the car itself (a blend of about 15 exposures, ifI remember correctly) and then did a 30s/f2.8/ISO5000 image to capture the milky way overhead. Image was taken at about 3am in Cornwall in an area of 'dark sky' where it's far enough away from nearby...
Made this for a client, multiple layers of course. Shot with Canon 70d and Fenix LD60 flashlight. Lit the person with two canon EX430. The ambient and motorcycle were completely lightpainted. I like the contrast of the rusty scenery and the shiny chrome on that custom bike, what do you think?
Hi all! I just found this website today and really like everything I've seen so far. Was hoping for suggestions on how I could of made this photo better at the time I took it (them)
The two new things I tried with a friends car was taking several images using a circular polarizer and then using masks to paint out the areas I liked in Ps...
Hey everyone,
I'm fairly new to photography in general, I work for Audi out in Las Vegas and I always thought our vehicle photos looked blown out and weren't doing the vehicles any justice so I decided to pick up a camera and take my own photos to show customers to sell cars. That in turn has turned into a sort of hobby for me which I'm...
A lot of the photos I've taken are at car meet-ups and I've been isolating cars by shooting straight on. Any framing methods I can try for more interesting shots?
