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Canon EOS 1D Mark IV - Canon EF70-200mm f/2.8L IS USM - 70mm 1/160 f3.5 ISO 100
In our extended gallery we share some of our work with you, from the composition or the editing of the shots you can distill ideas for your own work. If you would like to share your photographs with us feel free to use the Contact form, we are always looking for great car shots.
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Action photography using a car rig with suction cups
Suction caps are commonly used to attach a boom onto a car so you can position a camera at a fixed point from the car and take a photograph while the car is moving to create impressive action shots.
Black and white car photography and selective coloring
We take a look at how you can achieve the best results converting car shots into black and white one, we even take a look at selective coloring to put some color back into the image.
Our 60 second workflow on automotive photos
Only have a minute to spare ? Don't worry, that's more than enough to make your photograph stand out of the crowd.
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