Quote: Originally Posted by JET-6 Ok you want the hot tip to clean up your shots. 1. lose the "P" plate 2. lose the seat cover 3. if you have to have a window down have all of them down, but its best to have them all up and last 4. use less background/more car in shot But other than that great job! Great shots Dude One other pointer about photography Look at the second picture... see the way the front tyre is facing? the tyre is facing towards the camera... You dont want to see a big black tyre facing the camera, so always try to face the actual Wheel/mag towards the camera.

Quote: Originally Posted by 1ShyVL Great shots Dude One other pointer about photography Look at the second picture... see the way the front tyre is facing? the tyre is facing towards the camera... You dont want to see a big black tyre facing the camera, so always try to face the actual Wheel/mag towards the camera. When I get a a Job for Street machine ill take some notes.. but untill then im happy with my POS $200 kodak Camera and my Medioker photography Skills.. Havent seen this thread for a while Rob Some original photos have not been recovered yet.

Dude, we are not critizing your pictures, we are simply giving you tips, there is nothing wrong with the quality of the camera, the shots are great dude. Car looks so mint!

love the car mate really done well!19inch

Beautiful car mate. Love it.

sweet car! love ya work so few straight bodies around these days im a fan of advertising your preferred workshop but i think in photos stickers look out of place Some original photos have not been recovered yet.

Quote: Originally Posted by MS VLT sweet car! love ya work so few straight bodies around these days im a fan of advertising your preferred workshop but i think in photos stickers look out of place Stickers add around 10kw so im happy with the Gain I get from using one.. Thanks for the comments guys.. Rob Some original photos have not been recovered yet.

I love ya car man,, i work with your mate Jason K, he said you may sell, keep me posted