The amazing BMW 4 Series Coupe,
‘Sportiness combined with breathtaking aesthetics.’
And this one professionally photographed to impress prospective customers.
Fujifilm X-T3,55mm, f/11 @ 1/60th second on ISO800
Tag Archives: Cars
The Nissan X-Trail
Nissan X-Trail.
Photographed today. for a commercial client. Good photography sells cars.
Fujifilm X-T3 F=53mm f/11 @ 1/60th sec on ISO1600.
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Shooting Cars
I photograph a lot of cars, and other vehicles but this nice BMW impressed me with its clean-cut lines. Doesn’t it look well against the white background?
Car Photography
CARS and VEHICLES
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#Ballygowan #Vintage Rally, 2015
Sometimes one doesn’t have to go to far from home to enjoy a day’s photography, and last Saturday, 19th September 2015 was one of those days. The annual Ballygowan Vintage Rally was held in its usual field on the Tullygarvan Road, just 20 yards or so from our house. So, armed with the Nikon F100 and the (vintage!) Nikon FM2 both loaded with Ilford HP5 film (ISO400) for appropriately grainy images of the old cars and vehicles, I set out to capture some images.
The colour images were made with the iPhone, – just when I needed to record some colour. The monochrome images were developed as per my usual methodology, Fotospeed FP10 at 7 mins, fixer for 10.
I suppose this would be my ‘Image of the Day:’
