Challenge 8 -need some opinions-

Blaze Z Blaze

"Gitty Up" or "Polished once a day, driven once a month"



Help me out with this one. I was told to step it up in the competitions. Does this have what it takes? What would, could make it better? Keep the car concept or ditch it all together?

I was also toying with the idea of:

"Chrome adds 20 Horse Power, Polished Chrome adds 25"

System

I like both ideas really.

The car seems to warrant a different back ground, not sure what it is but it takes away from the polished look of the car, maybe the color of brick or something, not sure though, i just can't put my finger on it.

the rim idea is excellent, but make sure you clean them up really well. it looks like brake dust or something in the lower lug wells.

I think your on the right track though, maybe experiment with a different back drop for the car.

Good luck

Roaddog 52

I like the idea and would stick with it. This is one of the first ideas I thought of. We have an impromtu car show every Saturday when it is nice just up the road from my home.

Both images work well and with that subject you will have a lot of choices, I agree the backgroung could be better on the full car image.

regards,

P

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barrotj wrote:

I like both ideas really.

The car seems to warrant a different back ground, not sure what it is but it takes away from the polished look of the car, maybe the color of brick or something, not sure though, i just can't put my finger on it.

the rim idea is excellent, but make sure you clean them up really well. it looks like brake dust or something in the lower lug wells.

I think your on the right track though, maybe experiment with a different back drop for the car.

Good luck

See if you can find a field or something during sunset (classic car shot)

ic4u

And be aware of what's in the reflection! Great idea!

Blaze Z Blaze

thank you all for your replies. I am going to try and get another re-shoot with this car hopefully before the contest is over. I totally know what you mean about the background, but the guy I shot this for wanted that as a background as it is where is father worked before he passed and left him the car. Thanks again, and yes the reflection! (i had a bright red sweatshirt on that day and showed up in a few)