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by inamo

Comment by NikonJeb:
Great angle! I always loved these pint-sized, steroid injected baby sedan classes.

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by inamo

Comment by dtremain:
Nice 70's Alfa Romeo Montreal. Sweet shot. Nicely done.

My wheels!
by inamo

Comment by dtremain:
A very pretty car. Shot has an overall blue tone to it, and probably could benefit from a warmer tint - make that floor look like real wood, not a blue-lit vinyl. The car would still be blue, but I think it would stand out better from its environment. Trying to get any shot at a car show is tough, and you've done a good job of minimizing the very busy background.

And another view...
by inamo

Comment by dtremain:
Nice capture of Jaguar image. You've included the entire rim top left and right, but cropped it bottom. Feels misbalanced. Also, most people prefer the logo to be level and not tilted. Looks like this was shot indoors with lots of lighting. The Jaguar moustache of light is cute - not sure it was intended, though. One would think specialty wheels and logos would be easy to shoot - not so (at least IMHO).

Classic Quattro
by inamo

Comment by dtremain:
Nice capture - great colors, focus, crop, lighting all with a fast-moving subject. If you've never had the chance to ride / drive one of these machines at speed, it is a rush you'll not easily forget. I got to ride shotgun in a Porsche 911 at a "driver's training" event at Seattle International Raceway. My helmet was glued to the side window as we hit the apex of the S at 45 mph, with the driver chatting merrily away...

Roadster Blues
by inamo

Comment by dtremain:
Wow! From the thumbnail, I thought this was taillights of a custom roadster, with cones that stuck out from the back. This turned out great - love the tight crop on the left that minimizes possible distractions. Also, the water beads on the paint add a lot.

We can do this.....
by inamo

Comment by chalice:
I love the interaction between them. (...oh, and good photography too.)

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by inamo

Comment by dtremain:
Love the color, lighting, and crop. Unfortunately, your high shutter speed totally stops the action - no blur, not even on the wheels. Only the car lean gives info that it is in motion. Race shots are tough, and this one is nice.

Cosmic Chlorophytum Comosum
by inamo

Comment by bob350:
I've seen flowers overexposed in camera to the point of being reduced to ghostly petals. Doing this with graceful curved leaves is a nice variation.

Classic Quattro
by inamo

Comment by UNTITLED:
Stay out of his way if he decides to turn on them lights...those would blind you for sure.