civic.jpg
by Maverick

Comment by deapee:
Looks pretty good. I noticed you had a lot of shots published, so I'm not going to try and act like I know more than you here, but I did read recently, that the best time to shoot a car is right as the sun goes behind the horizon.

Also, the reflections in the car are a bit distracting here, and take away from its color...I think there's also a slight white balance problem from the street lights -- maybe try shooting in RAW next time. Good work though, I love automotive photography, keep them coming.

nittany lionSM.jpg
by Maverick

Comment by mpemberton:
Excellent, I like the counter point between image and background. Even though blue is not a counter point brown.

hubSM.jpg
by Maverick

Comment by Maverick:
Yes, this is cropped to a 4:3 aspect ratio, but should be full size vertically. The building focus is a little stronger in the full size image, but I agree it does look pretty soft here.

calder waySM.jpg
by Maverick

Comment by mpemberton:
Like this, pig snout is to bright, but other then that good.

corner roomSM.jpg
by Maverick

Comment by mpemberton:
Glare on the upper right of the sign. Otherwise nice shot.

hubSM.jpg
by Maverick

Comment by mpemberton:
Focus, ended up on the lower part of the tree, some sun like artifacts from the sun, was this cropped?

muralSM.jpg
by Maverick

Comment by mpemberton:
wow, i like the mural. I would have to say there is slight motion blurr on this shot.

rec hallSM.jpg
by Maverick

Comment by mpemberton:
Seems to be focus is an issue. The cropping and format are great.

rec hallSM.jpg
by Maverick

Comment by Brad:
Wow Ben!
What camera/lens combination was this and if you don't mind, I would be interested to see what the pertinant EXIF data was on this (aperature, ISO, shutter, WB, etc)
The lighting is extremely even for an indoor shot like this and the detail is very clear!

Thanks!

Message edited by author 2005-04-26 02:15:19.

old mainSM.jpg
by Maverick

Comment by mpemberton:
Not sure where the focus is here.