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Originally Posted by Jesse_Hunter
The long exposure shots turned out great, If he just had a good portable light or two, it would go a long way as far as fill flash goes. I use Mobilite, but there are alot of good ones.
Also, These remind me of GTA4! They really did do a great job of capturing NYC on that game, huh?
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The long exposure shots were some of the more difficult shots because of the poor lighting in the area; more portable lights are on the checklist for the next session
I agree - GTA4 did a very nice rendition of NYC, but I also feel like its too straight-forward in trying to be nitty gritty or dirty, if that makes sense. The city invokes many sentiments; it can be amazing and beautiful with its myriad of bars, lights and spectacles, which leave you wanting more, until you step in a pile of trash or someone's vomit from last night haha.
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Originally Posted by AK370Z
Yeah man, these are awesome pictures. If he want to do a shoot with me and my friends car, that would be pretty cool  . I'm waiting for my friend to get his E92 m3 (it's on the ship from Germany). Once he gets his, I want to do a photoshoot. His E92 m3, 135i, 335i coupe and my 370Z (maybe we can add your car to the mix).
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My friend really enjoyed shooting the car, so I'm sure he wouldn't mind shooting other cars (especially the M3 - sex).
Do you have any locations in mind? One of the primary goals of this shoot was to avoid just throwing the car in a location and then taking pictures, which is pretty standard fare. The car(s) should interact with the environment in a way that makes the viewer see or think about things (whatever they may be) in a different light; our cars are interesting enough by themselves, the problem is finding an environment that matches it
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Originally Posted by toxik
sick photos david, i knew it was gonna be in dumbo before I even opened the thread haha! car looks sick.
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Thanks, Arthur! Haha, damn how'd you know dude? I didn't think I'd be that predictable haha
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Originally Posted by Cmike2780
Sweet pictures, next time get some models in there.
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Thanks Cmike, and hells yeah on the models. Already lining up some chicks for the occasion, but I have
audition them personally first.
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Originally Posted by Jeffblue
I thought they were really nice. What kind of plate is that?
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Thanks Jeff! The plate is a New York State specialty plate - War on Terror Veteran. Hopefully I can keep it forever as the newer NY plates are hideous (though I might need a replacement because the front one is slightly bent as I park on the streets - I think its noticeable in some pictures).