1991 Ferrari F40: The Legend

p27rpy

I recently shot this amazing F40 for a company as it is going to auction. What an amazing car, not much else to be said. You can read more and see more photos and videos on my blog posting of the trip!

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aj986s

Very nice set!

RevLinePhoto

great shots, I have been trying to get better at interior shots I have tried to get the white in the windows like yours but seams most of what I have tried has failed to duplicate that look or causes to many shadows. What is your meathod on your interior window shots?

p27rpy

the windows are actually a gradient that i dropped in afterward in post. it makes it much easier to do that way!

David_S85

Very cool stuff. Those pics should help the owner at the auction. Just a quick comment that you seem to have blacked out all the areas around the car in the last shots, except for the very last one shows the dirt on the floor.

RevLinePhoto

Thanks for the window tip I will have to try that out. I have tried many ways to shoot through large skrims and even covered all the windows with tight white sheets but it just causes odd shadows.

p27rpy

David_S85 wrote: »

Very cool stuff. Those pics should help the owner at the auction. Just a quick comment that you seem to have blacked out all the areas around the car in the last shots, except for the very last one shows the dirt on the floor.

thanks for catching that! i actually didn't black out the shots, i just used a smaller aperture and fast shutter speed so that the distracting BG was eliminated as much as possible. the ground is a bit distracting in that last shot though, so maybe i will have to remove it.

RevLinePhoto wrote: »

Thanks for the window tip I will have to try that out. I have tried many ways to shoot through large skrims and even covered all the windows with tight white sheets but it just causes odd shadows.

give it a try, works for me!

mercphoto

Great shots of a great car!

RevLinePhoto wrote: »

Thanks for the window tip I will have to try that out. I have tried many ways to shoot through large skrims and even covered all the windows with tight white sheets but it just causes odd shadows.

I have thought of doing that as well but never tried. White bed sheets over all the windows. I would have thought it would create multiple soft boxes out of the windows and made the interior lighting better. But I guess no?

p27rpy

mercphoto wrote: »

Great shots of a great car!



I have thought of doing that as well but never tried. White bed sheets over all the windows. I would have thought it would create multiple soft boxes out of the windows and made the interior lighting better. But I guess no?

that method works as well!