Great shots there Nath! I saw these on ecca and wondered when you'd post them up haha ;)
I've seen some of the other shoots on there too, talented guy.
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Great shots there Nath! I saw these on ecca and wondered when you'd post them up haha ;)
I've seen some of the other shoots on there too, talented guy.
I've seen tangcla's work on OCAU, good stuff.
His liberty is a nice one too.
Car looks amazing btw.
thanks everyone for the comments re: car :)Quote:
Originally Posted by fuzion
The tyres are Marangoni Mythos - Italian brand - Motor Mag gave them 1st place in their tyre test in 2007 - Have done some hard driving and they hang in there well!
http://www.tyrecorp.com.au/index.php...ngoni-brochure
awesome photography :)
Im sorry to say, and hate to be the first to say it, but i find it hard to believe that photoshop wasnt used in these shots. Its not possible to get shots this clean without using photoshop or coral. I can see the lens filters, but you can easily tell the photoshop was used when looking at the colour and reflections. But that being said, sweet photos, regardless what tools were used - your mates got talent! :biggrin:
or maybe he used a LED torch of sorts and painted the car with it. :biggrin:Quote:
Originally Posted by anthony_VWJET
loving the surreal artsy effect, makes it look like a drawing of sorts.
Theres gotta be some sort of post processing used. I find it hard to believe that the photos came straight out of the camera like that.
Sweet pics regardless though :)
Yeah by "no photoshop" he might just mean that no extra layers have been created.
In my opinion, even using adobe raw tools is "photoshop" of some degree.
The heavy saturation and contrast is due to some tweak, be that in-camera or in post.
Great shots though :)
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Originally Posted by faisan
I like the badge bonnet close up, that's cool.
The rest leave me cold though... they're flat IMO, with little perspective and creativity involved, just tricky lights.
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Originally Posted by Nathan_B
i know the tyres well, they are a midrange.. between a wanli/nankang and falken basically. not a bad tyre for the price, a lot better then nankang and wanli to say! :P was just curious to why anyone would get them these days, that and not many ppl resell them!
im suprised i still havent seen any members with a t-red r32! now thats my pick of colour.. that or white/or gunmetal grey!
blue is tHE colour but its common now :(
get any more pics?