R26
Met up with a guy with a mint R32 today for a shoot, really looked forward to this
So we arranged a shoot around Bristol, HOWEVER, the weather was bloody awful! The one good place was a place under a road (so it was dry!), everytime we tried to go anywhere else it pissed it down!
In the end we treated it as a test session, so when we meet again (which we will soon!) we'll know what sort of shots work, and what locations seemed good.
Here's a few shots from the session today, all were taken in the same place, as it was the only dry place! So I did the best with what I had
Yes I know the badge isn't the right was up!
It also gave me a chance to practice a new type of lighting that I want to improve on. It's called light painting, and instead of using flashes, you use a 'torch' and light the car in a long exposure. Pretty happy with the result after my first proper attempt!
Not my best set-up I know, but there's only so much you can do with one location, when you're pissed off with the weather too!
So we arranged a shoot around Bristol, HOWEVER, the weather was bloody awful! The one good place was a place under a road (so it was dry!), everytime we tried to go anywhere else it pissed it down!
In the end we treated it as a test session, so when we meet again (which we will soon!) we'll know what sort of shots work, and what locations seemed good.
Here's a few shots from the session today, all were taken in the same place, as it was the only dry place! So I did the best with what I had
Yes I know the badge isn't the right was up!
It also gave me a chance to practice a new type of lighting that I want to improve on. It's called light painting, and instead of using flashes, you use a 'torch' and light the car in a long exposure. Pretty happy with the result after my first proper attempt!
Not my best set-up I know, but there's only so much you can do with one location, when you're pissed off with the weather too!