Few shots from the last JTuned issue.

[Scott Dukes]

Here are a few shots from the last issue of JTuned. The theme of the issue is a bit different from the usual stuff we do, so I tried changing up my style to go along. Posted some of these up on some other forums when the issue launched, sorry if it's old news to some of yall.

Infiniti M45
1
http://www.jtuned.com/media/gallery%2Farticles%2FInfiniti%20M45%20XS%2F002%2Ej pg

2
http://www.jtuned.com/media/gallery%2Farticles%2FInfiniti%20M45%20XS%2F007%2Ej pg

3
http://www.jtuned.com/media/gallery%2Farticles%2FInfiniti%20M45%20XS%2F010%2Ej pg

4
http://www.jtuned.com/media/gallery%2Farticles%2FInfiniti%20M45%20XS%2F016%2Ej pg

Lexus GS300
1
http://www.jtuned.com/media/gallery%2Farticles%2FLexus%20GS300%20Auto%20Fashio n%2F001%2Ejpg

2
http://www.jtuned.com/media/gallery%2Farticles%2FLexus%20GS300%20Auto%20Fashio n%2F016%2Ejpg

Ok..maybe more than a few. Feedback is welcome! Thanks.

[Jeff Boerio]

There are two angles that I'm becoming increasingly interested in these days. One of them is a low angle, so I particularly like Infiniti 2 and Lexus 4. The only thing that I dislike about I2 is that my eye is drawn to the license plate. Re-shoot without it?

I also like the composition of I1 and I4.

- Jeff

[Mike Ditz]

Maybe get a JTuned plate made up. or just a stunt plate with XXX 000 letters and numbers. Quickie sign companies will do it for you.

[Jacob Leveton]

not sure if i mentioned this on another photo board...

but you might want to consider the 'sheet' method for your interrior stuff. The green hedge is really distracting to me in the GS feature.

[Scott Dukes]

thanks for the replies all.

i think jtuned plates may be in the works in the near future.

i used the sheet method for the m45 interior shots. the outside of the car was exposed properly intentionally, keeping the parked in the driveway of a home theme going. different feel for each shoot personally. some like it, some dont.

[Mike Ditz]

I like the green hedge and don't find it distracting at all, it seems to match the lighting. It's better than having a plain white (or black) window.

[Jacob Leveton]

i think for me, the problem with the green hedge is that the car is black and white, and when i think "VIP", i don't think "Tall green hedges". To me, that screams middle class suburbia.