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  1. 05-22-2010, 03:11 AM #1
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    Default Jag XFR and E63 AMG Light painting and rolling shots

    Hey all,
    First time posting, thought I'd introduce myself with these photos I took last night. Jaguar XJR and Mercedes E63 AMG, shot for Winding Road Magazine at Willow Run Airport in Ypsilanti, MI. Drove the Jag home after the shoot, it is a rocket!

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    XFR is soo sick.
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    nice photoshoot
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    E63 all the way. Some really amazing shots man!
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    Great pictures! Sick cars.
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    BIG WIN to the power of 10 !
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    real nice shots, nice one!
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    wow, thats pro work.

    good job mate.
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    Those interior photos are sick. Did you do anything special to get a perfect exposure like that? The light painting shots look great too!
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    Thanks everyone!

    Quote Originally Posted by boggs View Post
    Those interior photos are sick. Did you do anything special to get a perfect exposure like that? The light painting shots look great too!
    The interior photos were painted too. I setup a tripod in the back seat, put the shutter on a timer and painted over the sunroof, front window, and through the side windows. This gives a nice even exposure over the interior. Just takes some practice to get it right

    For the light painting, I use a 4 foot fluorescent shop light plugged into a battery in my backpack. Flip the switch on and presto! The rest is merging all the different exposures in photoshop. For the image in front of the building I used about 7 exposures, one or two for each car, the background, and the ground. Glad you guys like, I'll post up some more of my work when I get a chance!
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