Gibbo...found a few more shots i've previously done on a car. A couple in there i've done as framed art, you'll get the idea on what i can get...
I'm really looking forward to shooting a mustang!!
Sounds good to me, it will be pretty much experimental ! but you will get some quality....
Does this forum have private messaging? if so drop me your phone number...
I will do some online research of locations etc, definitely looking for a deserted underground car park, anything factory...
I will definitely do that, time is a real bugger for me, it just so happens i'll be free this day, potentially 3rd or 4th as well...
A red Stang would have been nice in low light!
I'm gonna throw this one out there....
I am a pro photographer, not necessarily with cars, however, i can turn my hand to anything!!
There are a lot of great pics out there in these forums, not least the Velgen shots (I'm sure you've seen their quality).
I have the complete set up of...
Currently set up with the 1DX, 1DX MKII on its way in May. It's all about the L glass as you know, i played with the 17-40 for a few years when i started out, still a smart lens, had some proper results from it.
my bag looks like....
50mm L f1.2
24mm L f1.4
8-15mm L f4.0 fisheye
16-35mm...
You just can't help yourself?!
you've got your nice new sparkly Mustang tucked up in bed in your garage, your other half doesn't quite get your love for all things Mustang...
Are you going a step further?
Mustang goodies! - There are oodles of cool/quality gear out there to browse/buy...
Weirdly, looking at the US configurator for the GT350 & GT350R, not one of the above colours available??
http://shop.ford.com/build/mustang/#/select/Config%5B%7CFord%7CMustang%7C2016%7C1%7C1.%7C900A.P8J.....COU.SLB.~YZKAA.SHB.LESS.%5D
You read correct, and wow, $500 for a plate is cheap!
there are plates being bought/ sold for $300K+ (1D being one of the most expensive i believe!).
Thats a one time purchase price, we now retain that rego for 10 years whereby you will need to pay $120 for further retention.
Here's a...
Probably a silly question...but here goes.!
regarding the Sto N Sho, does the square plate fix by sticky pads or is screwed in...? (excuse my ignorance!)
I think the sto n sho is the way to go, i'll be taking a square plate also. You could probably get away with riding around with it in the boot....
"Sorry officer, forgot to re-fit, just been to a show/photoshoot!"