Sunset with a 4runner

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4runner3.jpg


4runner2.jpg


4runner1.jpg
 
The idea was to create outlines and reflections. Besides if i were to expose it brighter, I'd blow the sky, making it white and washed out.
adrian
 
nuedo said:
The idea was to create outlines and reflections. Besides if i were to expose it brighter, I'd blow the sky, making it white and washed out.
adrian
true.

I like the first the best, for capturing the 4runner. Pic three just doesn't do anything for me. I love the way the sky was captured in pic two, yet I find the 4runner a bit distracting in the pic.

either way, i love the concept :)

oh, and sorry about going into critique mode..
 
Thanks:)
I shot the pics with the D70 and 18-70mm lens. Postprocessed in Nikon capture and photoshop cs.
 
I don't have a Pbase account. I'm "working" on my web page:)
I do have some pictures posted on dpreview.com. If you want I'll post some links
adrian
 
Picture Profits

Dude, those are nice! Seriously, did you ever think about doing an ad for Toyta. They might pay serious bucks for those...
 
If you give me a high-res copy of the first or second picture I'll go to Kinkos and get meself a poster. I seriously want that for my room... Haha
 
kinko charges 7$CAN / sq ft (colour). In 24"x36" poster there are 6 sq. ft. = 42$CAN. Those pictures are taken with a 6mp camera that's makes 3000x2000 pixle pics. Divide that by 300 dpi and u get a 10"x6.67" print. If I were to keep the 300 dpi resolution, i'd have to unsample the image 3.6 times. I can't really tell how it's going to look.
adrian
 
hmm.. taking a closer look at the pics, i take back what i said earlier..

i love the second the best, the way the reflection of the sky on the windows in combination with the way the sky was captured is awesome.. i love it.

Great work! :)
 
nuedo said:
kinko charges 7$CAN / sq ft (colour). In 24"x36" poster there are 6 sq. ft. = 42$CAN. Those pictures are taken with a 6mp camera that's makes 3000x2000 pixle pics. Divide that by 300 dpi and u get a 10"x6.67" print. If I were to keep the 300 dpi resolution, i'd have to unsample the image 3.6 times. I can't really tell how it's going to look.
adrian

Well I know my dad has a poster printer, if you send me the full res pic somehow I can see if I can print it on there any better. If you don't want to send the full-res picture I understand, just putting it out there.
 
150 DPI for 24x36 poster printing is perfectly acceptable. Higher DPI will of course produce a better print, but is really unnecessary for poster quality stuff.
 

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