Photoshoot of my friend's E90 325i
#1
09-14-2010, 06:12 PM
Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: Lexington, KY
Posts: 7,081
Photoshoot of my friend's E90 325i
And I took a few creative liberties
Pictures taken at around 7:30PM (clear skies)
Nikon D3000
Nikkor 18-55mm lens
Bower 0.42x58mm fish-eye lens
Digital Concepts 0.45x wide-angle lens
#4
09-15-2010, 10:52 AM
Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: Lexington, KY
Posts: 7,081
Thanks
Tony, I know you're not a fan of fisheye lenses... if it makes you feel any better the last two "normal" (unedited) pics were taken with the .45x wide-angle lens instead of the fisheye.
I actually took close to 70 pictures that night and most of them had noticeable lens flares (grr angryface!)... and yeah, he needs to buff & polish his car. The paint itself is pretty good, but the clear has so many swirls.
Apparently he's turning me into the car's "official" photographer, so I'm sure I'll have more pics of this car as he mods it*. I know he wants to do a photoshoot with his friend's 7-series and my car. Because I so want my car to be seen in the vicinity of BMWs
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*his version of modding is adding a blacked out sports grille. He won't lower it any further (it's not really that low in the first place but from the way he talks you'd think the hellaflush guys would be like "dayummmmn"), he won't touch the engine (he rides BMW's nuts hard and refuses to admit they're not that fast and relatively torque-less), and he wants to keep the factory wheels. And before the "maybe he's not into modding" comments, this is the guy that wouldn't shut up about having a twin-turbo E46 M3 for the longest time.
**I don't think I'm better than BMW owners and most BMWs are infinitely classier and faster than my car. I just hate being associated with BMW owners because they are all ignorant ******. Every single BMW owner I know (read: a lot) are giant douchenozzles because they drive "God's gift to man".
Tony, I know you're not a fan of fisheye lenses... if it makes you feel any better the last two "normal" (unedited) pics were taken with the .45x wide-angle lens instead of the fisheye.
I actually took close to 70 pictures that night and most of them had noticeable lens flares (grr angryface!)... and yeah, he needs to buff & polish his car. The paint itself is pretty good, but the clear has so many swirls.
Apparently he's turning me into the car's "official" photographer, so I'm sure I'll have more pics of this car as he mods it*. I know he wants to do a photoshoot with his friend's 7-series and my car. Because I so want my car to be seen in the vicinity of BMWs
***his version of modding is adding a blacked out sports grille. He won't lower it any further (it's not really that low in the first place but from the way he talks you'd think the hellaflush guys would be like "dayummmmn"), he won't touch the engine (he rides BMW's nuts hard and refuses to admit they're not that fast and relatively torque-less), and he wants to keep the factory wheels. And before the "maybe he's not into modding" comments, this is the guy that wouldn't shut up about having a twin-turbo E46 M3 for the longest time.
**I don't think I'm better than BMW owners and most BMWs are infinitely classier and faster than my car. I just hate being associated with BMW owners because they are all ignorant ******. Every single BMW owner I know (read: a lot) are giant douchenozzles because they drive "God's gift to man".
#6
10-11-2010, 03:24 PM
**I don't think I'm better than BMW owners and most BMWs are infinitely classier and faster than my car. I just hate being associated with BMW owners because they are all ignorant ******. Every single BMW owner I know (read: a lot) are giant douchenozzles because they drive "God's gift to man".
#10
11-22-2012, 06:57 AM
Awesome car & also photoshoot of your car specially i like your lighting in your pics all pictures colorful & well contrasted. But i suggest you to if you use night portrait mods then photos was more details full.
