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2008 BMW 335 E92 Rolling Rig Shot Part 1 Revisited. ( Not a BMW M3 )
This is a capture from my first attempt at rig shots. The image quality and motion blur really arent as great as the 2nd attempt but I really liked this angle.
OK so for all of those who asked here is the scoop.
Camera Data from this shot
Camera: Nikon D3
Lens: Nikkor 14-24mm f/2.8
F Stop: f/22
Shutter: 2.5 seconds
ISO: 200
Rig Info
2 Manfrotto suction cups
2 Manfrotto super clamps
1 Manfrotto magic arm
8.5 foot steel pole
One of the the few shots that didn't make it into Mins feature on FRESHonSTANCE.com.
This is also a test run of a couple of new things I have in the works.
I'm slowly starting to push my photo editing skills in Photoshop CS6. I'm the kind of guy that enjoys simple and clean edits. Nothing too destructive to the original image. For this edit I did a few tones and curves along with applying a couple of filters that I've created. Then added a little dodging and burring to the car to bring out some details and enhance the curvature of the car.
My objective was to really bring out what it feels like to be in Dallas, TX and I'm happy to say I think I've achieved that look.
I also toying around with the idea of a new more "Professional" watermark. Let me know if you think it takes always from the picture or is too distracting
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For the most part of the previous year, I tried my best to supress post-production while forcing myself to build a stronger foundation in pure photography. I set the priority and I went a complete circle after a year back to where I started. With a stronger foundation, better understanding, and more experience, I think I have outdone myself in the past.
notes: for the most part, shooting this photogenic car wasn't a difficult task. The angle I close here was only natural to me, although I know there are people who would argue about the tilt, but I think it adds dynamics and feeds life into the image. The shot was taken under a shade of a building but the sunlight was pretty diffused that day late in the afternoon. The HDR process allowed me to better control the lighting in post-processing. Noise control was added partially to enhance the reflective look. The burnt edges and corners better focus the subject and adds drama to the overall look.
Más fotos de este dÃa de drift en mi blog de fotografÃa, cokifotografia.blogspot.com/2009/02/de-lado-en-el-circuit...
Más fotos de este dÃa de drift en mi blog de fotografÃa, cokifotografia.blogspot.com/2009/02/de-lado-en-el-circuit...