My First DSLR Experience.

[DJ84WA]

Over the weekend i got the chance to use a friend's 450D with 55-250mm lens. (i think:confused:)
Just thought i would post what pics i got.
Please let me know what i'm doing wrong and how i can improve??
After getting to use the camera for a good couple of hour's shooting other thing's after the car, i'm really keen to get myself a camera now. :)


CSB.

Pics:

http://i26.tinypic.com/fcu3a0.jpg

http://i25.tinypic.com/nq9u0y.jpg

http://i29.tinypic.com/14dhb8g.jpg

http://i25.tinypic.com/20l05dd.jpg

http://i28.tinypic.com/2zg7yia.jpg

http://i28.tinypic.com/v7cdwy.jpg

[wormbo2]

First off, decent pics, nice car, and the location has potential too.

I would suggest...
1. Focal point, eg: concentrate on capturing the S2000 badge in one of the pics that view the length of the car.
2. Setting, eg: the scene or background in where the object of interest is placed.
the first pic would be quite a bit more effective, sans Ford Laser in background, slightly distracting.
as for..
http://i28.tinypic.com/2zg7yia.jpg
if you managed to capture a badge or some more of the rear of the car/object, would provide a clearer understanding about the subject.

anyone else that can add or correct, feel free.
hope i can help a little

[mitchy]

nothing about the photos, but fuck that looks gay... rims 2" out the guard with a lift kit fitted!

[R3N]

Try to shoot on an overcast day or during the "golden hours". Sun is bad unless its a shot you are trying to achieve.

[SEXUAL TYRANNOSAURUS]

i was going to say pull the car off the Dirt, but with the lift, it's right in its element!

Top job :)

[DJ84WA]

Cheer's for reply's.
I'll start working on a few point's and see what i can come up with. :)

Is this any better?
Same camera and lens.
http://i33.tinypic.com/jkeo37.jpg

[Magic]

I thought that was a TSE shot for a second lol. I probably would have waited til after it hit the apex to take the shot, if you couldnt have zoomed in anymore.