Ferrari F40 (1987) by Fred255
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I collect 1/18th Scale model cars I have about 20. It's cold and wet outside so I have had a go at photographing some of them.
Thank you for looking, as always any comments or suggestions welcome 8~)
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Comments (14)
I like your scale model car series.... (I could barely get that out...lol)... Nice shots, all.
any ferrari would suit me :o)..i like the colour on this one another great shot mick
Excellent shot!!!!
nice shot...
Great shot! It looks like a real car.
Could have past for a real one...just not as expensive..:)
hehe, from the angle of the shot, I had to look twice because I thought you took a picture of the real car, nice capture :D
all 3 photos are great! isnt it amazing what you find to take pics of when there is nothing else to do! This one is my favourite!
A wonderful capture and a splendid series. Good shots all. Hugs. Di. xx
Excellent picture. Todd
a lot of details.
Seems a bit flat to me in composition: you are obviously using wide angle macro at close range here (judging from the angle of the spoiler and the front section) and it might have been better to go for a perspective where you could see the bonnet from the front corner of the car, you would still see the length of the car but would also get some depth to the shot. Also you seem to have a noise problem going on along with a bit of camera shake (or at least it isnt as clear as it could be going by my judgement on how good that Ricoh is
). Sorry to step out from the crowd, but i thought you might appreciate honest critique. Always good to play around at home with lights... i can see you are struggling with brightness of lights by the shutter speed and aperture... a smaller aperture would be better to get some crisp details (lenses never perform at their best down at 2.8 - unless you are talking about f/1.2 L-series lenses ;)) - so try piling on the lights or play around with bouncing a flash about. You got that lens yet? :)
That is real nice, excellent capture!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Great capture, excellent well done..