Hey man not bad at all, but for some C&C Ive got a few suggestions...


Overall suggestions: Id resize them to a maximum of 1024x768. That's a standard resolution most people run on their monitors. Anything else might be too large for them to see the whole picture.

First photo- The photo seems really soft, as in the focus isnt really on any one thing in particular. There's not a lot of clarity. I cant see your calipers well nor your brake rotors (which I should be able to probably since that was more than likely being the car for your focus). What filters did you run these through in Photoshop? A cooling filter? There also seems to be a lot of halation and fringing in the shot as well on some of the bright spots and reflections. What kind of lens are you using?


Second Photo- I cant say I like the photo at all Once again, since the photo is so large the first thing I really see is the purple fringing on the lights inside the building. Sometimes its unavoidable unless you have a high dollar glass, but you can touch it up a bit in photoshop, just have to look for it. There seems to be a purple artifact on the brick wall for some reason. What are your settings on the camera and what mode were you shooting under?

Third Photo- I really like this one. Focus seems pretty good, but probably could use an unsharp mask in photoshop to make it a little clearer. This photo in black and white with only the color inside the windows would be hot in my opinion.


Fourth Photo- Same comments as Second

Fifth Photo- Not bad man, but the ISO seems a little too high. Was ISO set on automatic?


Sixth Photo- Favorite shot of them all. Pretty good centering of the photo. Im not a fan of straight up and in the middle shots. But there is a good bit of room above your car so that the car isnt right smack dab in the middle. Very nice man.