Here's some during the day to show the actual color. It really brightens up in the sun.





And here's some at night. Brings new meaning to "night and day difference."





Good one of the tails I did



See how dark it is? Then the light hits certain spots and brings the red out nicely.



I got some crap on the hood I need to clean off, but this is a pretty good pic.




I need some of you more photogenic people to take better pics for me. I suck at it. :)

Some simple mods could help make the car a little more photogenic. Lower it, it deffintley needs it, and get some clear corners for the bumper. Throw a coat of wax on it and clean up the rims. It's not hard to take photos just make the car clean, find some scenary and be emo with it. Check the picture below.. I am no photographer but you know how to take a good pic when your in the rite area, and the car is cleaned up really nice.

your car looks fuckin sweet at night . i like it a lot

is that pic under the bridge, in philly?

Originally posted by BurntRed22
is that pic under the bridge, in philly?

thats a new jersey bridge, I think... cant remember the name of it though.


back on topic...

Stand further back, its easier to crop a picture smaller. Also, believe it or not, a nice background helps out tremendously. Also, you need more ambient lighting to show off the color of the paint at night.


EclipseTenzor gave some great advice up there.

Originally posted by Malenko

Originally posted by BurntRed22 is that pic under the bridge, in philly?

thats a new jersey bridge, I think... cant remember the name of it though.

Walt Whitman i think

I should have cleaned it up a little better. Especially the wheels. The camera I was using was borrowed from somebody, and I don't really know too much about them except point and press the button, lol. I do need to find a better spot as well. That one was just in the mall parking lot. Thanks for the comments though.

that's a sexy shade of red. HOK kany apple?

for your nite shots you wanna use a slightly longer shutter speed. to do this you'll also need either a tripod or something you can fix your camera to. the slow shutter speed will allow for more light to enter and over expose the image. this will result in a nice well lit picture even if the actual lighting isn't that great. of course if the camera isn't perfectly still then your image will come out blurred. usually about a 10 second exposure or so should be good.