Beauty

[Nathan Leach-Proffer]

The best I can do to describe these photos is that I was going for a fine art look. While I am sure many will think it is un-professional to go to a dealership and take photos but I find that it can help at events because it forces you to look for photos that most people would never see.

At least that is what I tell myself…

http://static.flickr.com/64/190476886_42b72edad6_o.jpg

http://static.flickr.com/59/190476891_482c7c8a75_o.jpg

http://static.flickr.com/47/190476887_e82baeb8e2_o.jpg

then one other that i loved the colors in
http://static.flickr.com/68/190476889_e0f751ed89_o.jpg

[Daniel Buck]

I did alot of shooting at car shows when I first started shooting (literally, I went to 3 car shows every week for about 2 years in Phoenix/Scottsdale Arizona), it forces you to think about your cropping and use depth of field to hide the surroundings. You can also throw in just one prime lens for your trip, and make you think even more about how you use that focal length. I did that alot, found it was a very effective way to learn a focal length.

I think the images look good, and they have a nice color/contrast grade on them. I like the first two best.