Car looks great! Now, may I give some advice on taking pictures? I will run through each:
Pic 1: For a close shot like that, make sure it is centered. Also, do not park too close to trees, or it looks like the tree is growing out of it.
Pic 2: Much better, the picture is not so busy.
Pic 3: Same as #2.
Pic 4: See #1.
Pic 5: If you can, get down so your head is level with the taillights, and be sure to turn the wheel, so that the wheel is facing the viewer.
Pic 6: now that the trees are further away, the separation is more obvious. But get down!
Pic 7 : You have a huge satellite growing out of your car.
Pic 8: Much better! Now the objects compliment each other, and gives perspectives on size.
Pic 9: Getting good...
Pic 10: That is a fine shot. See how everything is in perspective? Lower third of the picture is the car, middle is the trees, and upper is the sky. When taking pictures, remember the rule of thirds. Look it up!
Pic 11: Also a fine shot.
With your camera, try parking your car somewhere, zoom you camera all the way out walk away from your car, and fit the car in the frame so it fills three quarters of it. If your camera has it, use the portrait setting; it
should blur the background but keep your car sharp. Bottom line is, you want the viewer to see the car, not the background.
I hope this post does not come across as condescending; and you may think "I just have a point and shoot digital camera....who cares?" Well, a little know how goes a long way when it comes to photography.
Thanks for reading, Scott.
