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{USERNAME} wrote: dsyfer should get some close ups etc  I have 198 photos from this morning that I'm sorting through, there is a bit of everything in there. |
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| B0XCAR |
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Cool! The picks look good ;D..
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| fairlane6970 |
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Good work both sides of the camera guys!
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Thread moved to garage Craig....
dsyfer, great job mate Look forward to seeing more of your work.Cheers Josh |
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| SLO247 |
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Whats the driveline in it Craig? You haven't told me much about it. Was nice to meet you Josh.
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| locknut |
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They are AWESOME shots, and this XR is looking very tuff.
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| XRfairmont67 |
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thanks guys,
over the next few days when i get some spare time, im going thru some older photos and will post up some pics from the start of it all, when i originally bought the car,incuding the mods done up to the current specs on the car its going to be a fair list.... |
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| MoNGooSE |
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Looks great Craig. Hopefully I can get a different take on the car when I shoot it.
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| XRfairmont67 |
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ok heres the first pics of my car when i bought it back in 1985
paint was in ok condition, polar white, body had a few dents interior was a light blue colour the engine was a standard 200ci super pursuit with a 3 speed manual and speco floorshift. photos were taken just after i repainted the blackouts in the grille and had just put a set of yokohamas on the rear, hows the ROH cosmic supa nova wheels it came with... im pretty sure i put a set of terry toweling seat covers on it too this is how i drove it for the first couple of months while i started saving cash i think i cut the 7 foot fibreglass aerial down to a respectable 3 foot as well Attachment: scan0001.jpg Attachment: scan0003.jpg 14x8 12 slots and lowered front 
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Hey mate, Their is one or two cars in Coonabarabran with the same SYB in the number plates! I dont spos you got the car from near Coonabarabran NSW did ya?
MITCHY
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| XRfairmont67 |
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car is sa rego, but has been reregistered at some stage before i bought it.
when i first got it i pulled the back seat out there were some parking tickets from canberra there, so who knows the plates issued around the time it came out would have been close to RJA OO1 or close the nsw plates would be yellow with black writing? plates are now different again, i bought reissued plates 12 years ago when they first come out, SXR 067. |
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| dsyfer |
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those are awsome pics!!!! love em....
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| XRfairmont67 |
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steve those pics are tops
how many years have u been doing this? only thing with them, im seeing more and more things i need to do to my car....lol when i was watching u take the shots , i realised i hadnt even put tyre shine on to blacken the treads, but u have the tyres shining in most shots? |
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| dsyfer |
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{USERNAME} wrote: steve those pics are tops how many years have u been doing this? only thing with them, im seeing more and more things i need to do to my car....lol when i was watching u take the shots , i realised i hadnt even put tyre shine on to blacken the treads, but u have the tyres shining in most shots? Hey Craig, glad you like them. I have been taking pictures as a photographer for about 4 years now, but have only just started shooting cars recently. A lot of the work i have done previously have been of objects in a studio situation, but cars are just bigger objects really, so the same rules apply; find the angles the object looks it's best, correct lens, and get the light in the right spot, only difference is the main light outdoors can't be moved easily (the sun) so you need to move the object to get the best light, and choose a location and background that is facing the right way depending where the light is coming from. Obviously this changes depending on time of day, time of year etc. Getting to know what light looks like at different times of the day is one of the best ways of improving your shots. |
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