My photography

[Adame]

actually your a little to far back to really see it! get abit closer and do it!

its been done i know, but it still looks cool

[crabbo_1]

I'd give serious consideration to a circular polariser filter if I were you. It allows you to gve some added saturation to sky shots, and reduce the glare and reflection off water and metallic objects (such as cars).

Might be worth reading up a bit on the 'rule of thirds' via google...one of the big differences between ok shots and great shots is the composition. Very few great shots have the subject slapped central in the frame.

Have a nose round here ...it might give you a few ideas and inspiration and you can always question me about techniques I've used.

[Bedworth]

ill give it a go Adame see how i get on lol

cheers crabbo, love alot of your shots. Ive read the rule of thirds and going to give it a go see what happens. Like trying out different stuff

Cheers for the advice people

[Bedworth]

here is some from last night

BMW -

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MG

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[GT3guy]

MG

That amount of lowering would be totally impractical around where I live, but those wheels are "lush"! (Pictures are, BTW).

[Bedworth]

Its impratical around our area but we get used to it haha. Glad you like th pics. Im getting better. Amd ye wheels on that are lush. Best decision he has mad tbf

[angiesx]

Love the first one of the bmw, nicely done

[richard_279]

Much better angles, getting better at this

[Bedworth]

heres some more i took yesterday -

my mates Boc








one in HDR




and my mates new mini JCW mini








more of both

http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?s...8936758&type=3
http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?s...8936758&type=3

[angiesx]

Love the 3rd one of the boc