comment and critique please

[Donati03gt]

http://i487.photobucket.com/albums/rr232/donati03gt/IMG_0119copy1.jpg

[Mr. Clean]

white balance is your friend. you're usually going to get really yellow images shooting at night using street lights. adjust your white balance on the camera to try and eliminate most of that. if you think you like the yellow, then just add it in post-processing. color is information that's really hard to get back from a jpeg image. i like the framing on it, and i like the background; it's just enough. there's really nothing spectacular about the picture, but it's really really hard to shoot cars at night without enough artificial light. i gave that up a long time ago. there's really not much you can do without spending money on more/better equip.

here's just a quick version of what i would do if the image was mine. if you don't have lightroom, i highly recommend it. it's fairly cheap ($150-ish, or bum a license from someone). perfect tool for color correcting, and sizing.


http://i248.photobucket.com/albums/gg194/jmoo711/IMG_0119copy1.jpg

PS, i drive by this place everyday on my way to work.


don't mean to thread whore, but i took these a while back before they re-finished that corner

http://i248.photobucket.com/albums/gg194/jmoo711/2-42.jpg

http://i248.photobucket.com/albums/gg194/jmoo711/6-29.jpg

[RBS]

lightroom is also alot more speedy to editing photos, plus it acts as a image library too.

[boostedb16]

looks blurry to me and like mr. clean said "yellow" but on a good note. i was at best buy saturday and they had lightroom3 for $89.00.

[Donati03gt]

nice thanks guys, learning !

[Scotsman]

nice thanks guys, learning !kudos

[Xrated O.G.]

I like the natural light photos better....

[-EnVus-]

Car looks good reminds me of bros 02 ws6 just different wheels

[boostedb16]

nice thanks guys, learning !Yea everybody has to start somewhere.