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inspiredimage In reply to FX-1988 [2014-07-23 12:10:28 +0000 UTC]

I agree but i was at a motor show so not much i could do

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FX-1988 In reply to inspiredimage [2014-07-23 12:25:18 +0000 UTC]

well, sometimes to take a good photo you need a lot of patience and you need to be obstinacy. but it depend if you really want to take a good photo or just snap photo

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inspiredimage In reply to FX-1988 [2014-07-23 12:40:10 +0000 UTC]

I waited for this pic for over an hour but with over 10,000 people at this event and it being the only E-type jag at the show i think i got the best i could. Then again, i guess i don't have all the skills to please all the people all the time but that's just life, next time i'll just sit and wait and miss all the other things going on around me to get one perfect shot of one subject as opposed to getting a mix of the overall feel and size of the event

It's not just about the car but the people that love it, a car is just a car with no one to appreciate it!

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FX-1988 In reply to inspiredimage [2014-07-23 12:50:56 +0000 UTC]

I start with some tips
- sometimes you need to fight to get photo, you need to be rude and ask all the people not to get into the frame for a few seconds, be loud and look professional, don't be afraid to ask them, show confidence and put the photo at the had of your priorities. that way they will belive you proffetinal and most probbly they gonna let you take the photo.

- close the aperture and lower iso (US ND,PL and everything that gives you more exposure time)
that way you can smooth the people in the background.

- use photoshop (If you have enough patience and skill)

and in my opinion , the appropriate way to show a car is to give the car the place that it deserve

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inspiredimage In reply to FX-1988 [2014-07-23 15:10:03 +0000 UTC]

I think we are going to have to agree to disagree.

You have completely missed the point of the photograph and misread what i was trying to capture, i thank you for your pointers and next time i'm trying to get a stock image of just a product on it's own i will look back at your advice with interest.

Some tips from me to yourself, i feel you need to learn an understating of other types of photography apart from your own and learn to have some modesty. Your way of doing things is but one way. Not the definitive way, everyone see's the world in different ways and with all due respect i find your work quite bland but you do not find me disrespecting the way you choose to see the world and or your skills in capturing and showing sharing what you see.

Unfortunately it's people like yourself that make it hard for people to express themselves in a way that makes them happy. You may feel you are the best photographer going but i'm afraid my friend you are NOT!

I am not the sort of person to shy away from a critique but i find that you are just rude in the way you conduct yourself and would like you to keep your opinions to yourself untill such a point that you find a way to express yourself in a better manor.

Good luck with your work in the future.

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FX-1988 In reply to inspiredimage [2014-07-23 15:43:20 +0000 UTC]

sure, I'm not the best photographer, that for sure, but how you gonna learn if you not listen to others opinion.
I come from different school and I have my opinion about photography , and that way other photographers come with there opinions
in art and design there is no right or wrong. there is no one answer.
all the answers can be right. the question is what you chose.

I'm not forcing you to listen to my opinion
just to give you another prospective

when you drawing ,you take some steps back to look at your painting to see the full image.
when you designing architectural project you leaves the project for some days to

See the full image.

So I just wanted to give you my view

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