Ever notice the mini sign?I want!
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I see Fred's car in the background, the white coupe with the Gram Lights. Not Cananda Fred, Kentucky Fred lol. And yes, Kyle Crawford takes some nice pics, a lot of those are from Nashville.
Has it really been 20 years? wow! Guess that shows just how timeless a design the McLaren was!
I found a real good photographer.. I really love his style..
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It's more of the PS editing than photography.
Still good, don't get me wrong.
This. There isn't really anything stunning about the shots besides the post-processing making them pretty.
This. There isn't really anything stunning about the shots besides the post-processing making them pretty.
It's actually been longer. The idea was conceived in 1988 & by 1990, the car's development began.No, almost.
It's not only the editting, it's the angles, the creativity of the photographers mind.. Yes, there is alot of editting in those pictures and yes I really like the editted pics, but it's not that when you randomly take a bracketing picture it'll turn out nice..
Yeah, they're celebrating 20 years from when development started, cars weren't produced til 1992.It's actually been longer. The idea was conceived in 1988 & by 1990, the car's development began.
It's not only the editting, it's the angles, the creativity of the photographers mind..
It's not only the editting, it's the angles, the creativity of the photographers mind.. Yes, there is alot of editting in those pictures and yes I really like the editted pics, but it's not that when you randomly take a bracketing picture it'll turn out nice..
From a professional automotive photography standpoint, there is very little actual photographic technique being used. There is nothing technically good about the photos, both on and off camera. The amount of normally unseen scrutiny that good automotive photography gets has been totally ignored in his shots. If you know what to look for, these are very plain.
It's the F1 GT, the road version of the '97 GTR. Only 3 in existence.I think it's the Longtail F1 just toned done a bit for street use. It's hard to find pictures of it, but I love it.
Although this one's my favorite.
I found a real good photographer.. I really love his style...
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From a professional automotive photography standpoint, there is very little actual photographic technique being used. There is nothing technically good about the photos, both on and off camera. The amount of normally unseen scrutiny that good automotive photography gets has been totally ignored in his shots. If you know what to look for, these are very plain.
Without trying to be funny, is this the first time you've seen photos like this? Because there's a lot of other photographers that take similar photos, you should check them out, they're awesome. 👍
Oh. Oh god no. That car didn't become that, it just didn't! No! Do not accept!Just eerie
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Hate it, or love it.
Are you trying being funny?You are right, but I often see photos like these actually.. They are just, dunno, different..
But I still love his pics, I wish I knew how he editted those pics..
Some pics I've took..
I'm allowed to post pics I've taken myself right? Or only photos that others made?
If some one could explain me how to edit the pics, get them shofter and cleaner like he did.. Please tell me![]()
Just eerie
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Hate it, or love it.
It's the F1 GT, the road version of the '97 GTR. Only 3 in existence.
You're right, you have seen pictures of it before. I edited in a few for the people that didn't know where this car came from.I've seen pictures of that before...