Brutus: here are some requested criticisms:
a. Try in getting the shots right after a light rain. The ground will look like a mirror and a lot cleaner;
b. If shooting with natural light, try in using a polarized filter or at least, a UV. A polarized filter will give you a more dramatic sky so if all possible, shoot it under a nicely cloudy sky with some blue;
c. Not sure if the site would allow you to post large files, but always shoot your photos in the largest format possible;
d. Though you are trying to showcase the autumm scene, I agree with the folks above that your shot should be more focused towards the car;
e. Perhaps the most important thing: use a tripod and the self-timer. Believe me, there is blur there that can be noticed.
f. If everything else fails, go ahead and spend countless hours doing the photo editing to re-create a shot that you could (and should) have taken right camer on hand.
And YES, that's a nice car.
PS: let me know if you need help picking up a good camera...
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a. Try in getting the shots right after a light rain. The ground will look like a mirror and a lot cleaner;
b. If shooting with natural light, try in using a polarized filter or at least, a UV. A polarized filter will give you a more dramatic sky so if all possible, shoot it under a nicely cloudy sky with some blue;
c. Not sure if the site would allow you to post large files, but always shoot your photos in the largest format possible;
d. Though you are trying to showcase the autumm scene, I agree with the folks above that your shot should be more focused towards the car;
e. Perhaps the most important thing: use a tripod and the self-timer. Believe me, there is blur there that can be noticed.
f. If everything else fails, go ahead and spend countless hours doing the photo editing to re-create a shot that you could (and should) have taken right camer on hand.
And YES, that's a nice car.
PS: let me know if you need help picking up a good camera...
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