Monopod would be better.

http://www.parkerphotog.com/Other/Be.../DSC2707-L.jpg


I can't decide if I want it to look a bit warmer or not...

Thoughts?

looks good to me right there...

Ditto

Tritto?

lol

what i'm working on for my next shoot...

http://hphotos-sjc1.fbcdn.net/284824...3_720970_n.jpg

599 GTO (notice the white ferrari i shot previously in the background)

I'm for warmer - on my (uncalibrated) monitor it looks like a cloudy, chilly day. Unless that's how you want it to look :)

Posted up the full shoot of our widebody e92 M3 on the forums... check it out!

Link: http://www.the370z.com/other-vehicle...dy-e92-m3.html


Also posted some exhaust photos on our Flickr :) It's fun taking photos of those.

http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6184/...524e72d8_z.jpg
Meisterschaft 370z SUS w/ Standard Tips by GTHAUS-Meisterschaft, on Flickr

http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6088/...059e7788_z.jpg
Meisterschaft 370z SUS w/ Standard Tips by GTHAUS-Meisterschaft, on Flickr

599 GTO shoot is booked for this weekend, weather pending!! :woot:

Can't wait to see it... that's such a nice color. I have a shoot lined up for a red with black stripe 599 GTO. Just need to find the right location!

Hell all, if anyone is interested ive been somewhat busy.

New Macro shots Insect Macro - a set on Flickr

Trip to another Zoo Point Defiance Zoo and Aquarium - a set on Flickr

And last week group ride, in which i got out ahead far enough to take pics hah! Ben howard ride - a set on Flickr

good stuff! your white balance looks a hair bluish on my crappy work laptop, anyone else notice that? it's hard for me to tell honestly. i tend to like pictures more on the yellow side of the WB slider personally tho

I will definitely look into this. But i agree that my shots are somewhat blue WB. I should start incorporating this into my PP, or rather ill try to set it correct on the shot. Ive been lazy with WB :tup:

well i usually shoot RAW. this allows for the most adjustment imo. if you'd like to set a custom WB there's an easy way. cut a styrofoam cup in half vertically and stick the bottom end over the lens of your camera so it acts like a lens cap. aim for something that gives you about 50% shadow and 50% light (the dark side of a building usually works if shooting up towards the sky). go to your menu and hit custom white balance then go to that picture and hit "OK". i did this in savannah a few years ago and it worked like a champ!

i will say that around here, WB of 5400-5700 is usually what i stick to in broad daylight, closer to 6k for "magic hour"