Few recent pics: 325is and M3s

Tue Aug 22, 2006 4:47 am

Well, it's been a while, no real changes to my car, but Eric's boasting some new shoes - FINALLY!!! So we decided to go snap a few pics. These pics were taken at Sanderson Farms, Inc. new headquarters right here in Laurel. It's a gorgeous building, it's really just a huge effin' lodge. Awesome. (Who'da thought a guy from Laurel, MS would build a BILLION dollar company selling chicken???) Anyway, I didn't feel like sorting through deciding which pics to post, so I posted almost all of them. Hope you enjoy:

Did we really land there?

Tue Aug 22, 2006 6:44 am

lovely examples! loveing the plate on the m3 ''real m3'' damn right it is!

Tue Aug 22, 2006 7:30 am

Stunning cars Bobby!!!
Your red one looks awesome, especially without the front number plate.
What happened to the alpina centre caps though mate?
I'll sort out those pic's for you some time today.
Dean

Tue Aug 22, 2006 12:14 pm

I run the centercaps sometimes, somtimes I don't to suit my mood.

Tue Aug 22, 2006 12:25 pm

fab motors,
great pictures,
& interesting building! (Q acres of abuse)

where is it?

(sorry folks, its the architect in me - Q acres of explicit abuse)

Wed Aug 23, 2006 12:17 am

Awesome pics guys!

Wed Aug 23, 2006 2:03 am

Excellant setting, excellant cars, excellant everything buddy :bling:

Pal

Wed Aug 23, 2006 1:30 pm

RCWells wrote:I run the centercaps sometimes, somtimes I don't to suit my mood.

over here we dont get the choice.

they either get stolen by some little pikey or the lucky ones are left to care for theirs for a few weeks before someone takes a fancy to them

Wed Aug 23, 2006 2:40 pm

is one of your legs shorter then the other

nah mate, only kidding, nice cars!!

mrlee

Wed Aug 23, 2006 2:52 pm

Yeah, I think I got carried away witht the angles on this shoot. A little trick I picked up from TJ but I'm still obviously NOT a pro and the the photog thing. I really need to get Photoshop or some program to tweak the pics, they would all look a lot better with some tweaking.

Thanks for all the compliments.

Thu Aug 24, 2006 6:01 am

only joing mate, angleing the camara adds a lot of dramatic/arty effect to a picture and experimentation will result in some fantastic pictures, my only critique is if you have straight edges (such as buildings) try to angle the camera so that the edges are straight in line with the edge of the frame, that way the angle of the shot does not appear so obvious. (please take this as constructive critisism, not being a smart arse

) take for example the eighth picture down, the three cars lined up from the side, if you had angled the camera the other way the building roof and four pillars would have been in line with the edge of the frame, this would give similar shot but not appear at such an angle. the one above it too (red car on its own) look at the tree, use that as a reference when shooting and angle that way. only time when using background references is not really applicable is close up shots, when you want to fill the frame with car (such as the red on if you had zoomed in a bit more). good thing about digital camaras is you can shoot with different angles/light and back to computer look, save or erase, its free to experiment. on a good point, the time of day you shot these pics is perfect!! heres a few of my example of angled shots, please fel free to tell me they are shite!!

good shootin,

mrlee

filling the frame....

using the building roof and line of cars as a straight reference...

close up shot, no need to reference background...

Thu Aug 24, 2006 9:33 am

Proper motors mate

Ur a lucky man