Last summer

[John Hegg]

Using new monitor (LaCie electron22 IV lightly used), calibrated with Spyder 3 Pro. Still working on my post processing. Comments always welcome.

1. http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4023/4395384555_dba83eee99_o.jpg

2. http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4042/4395384433_cd8dc53d1d_o.jpg

3. http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4002/4395384341_07764209cc_o.jpg

[John Thawley]

Look a "little" over saturated to me. On two and three, the shape is lost in the rear fenders.... where you'd normally see shading from the swell of the fender blending into the rear quarter and c-pillar.... it seems filled in and flat (shape, not color).

JT

[John Hegg]

JT Thanks for the comments. I tried not pushing the vibrance in Lightroom too high. Quess I need to back it down even more. As to the rear fender I noticed that also. I gave up on a Gulf Oil schemed Porsche. It just looked totally flat. I looked at the originals and they look flat also. Could it be that they were shot at 10am on a bright day or is it something that can "fixed" in post? Other than that how do they look as far as contrast, exposure, brightness, sharpness, crop, vignette, etc.?
Thanks, John

[Travis Rhoads]

I like the third one the most, more action, more motion, and less distracting background.

[John Thawley]

John: Might a touch too much contrast.