Voilą!

 

Old pic, but alas my entry:

 

My four year old Sony camera isn't cutting it anymore. I need to buy a HDR!

 

I love this thread , good pics

kidcamaro , sick car

I can't take new shots , weather is dusty here these days

 

 

What the ****?

HDR = High Dynamic Range imaging = Technique, not a camera homie. Did you mean SLR?

If your 4 year old sony has a manual setting and you have a tripod, you can do an HDR. ****, if you don't have a tripod you can do a fake HDR in photoshop.

Hells bells man, my rebel xt will be 4 years old in August...yet it can still hang with the newer boys. You know why? It's the photographer, not the camera, that makes the difference.

Now go out there and take some pics!

 

I haven't tried the POTM in a while, but heres a fresh one of my Bird,

 

 

Agreed, still rockin film here, and my **** looks pro.

Kinda...

 

 

Maybe it was SLR, I suppose that shows my knowledge of cameras. I think I have the picture taking down. My problem is photoshop, which I have never used, and a older/cheaper camera. I've learned what angles look good and have also learned to get the natural light to work for me but I think that I'm getting to the point where I should probably invest in Photoshop, a new camera or probably both.

 

Here's mine, just had it shot yesterday coming through "The Corkscrew" at Laguna Seca (My wife is riding shotgun BTW ):

 

That shot at the corkscrew kicks ***. I wish I had a shot of my car like that!

 

that's a great shot z28! but aren't you supposed to be behind the camera? Although I'd rather be behind the wheel in that situation lol.

 

I withdraw my picture and give full support to z28ss4me. I want to take some laps there so bad it hurts, tell me, is it everything I dream of and more?

 

Spazzing..............

 

 

 

Thanks y'al!!

Track absolutely kicked ***...it was like combining the speed of Thunderhill with the technical aspect of Infineon...really had a great time. I highly recommend!

 

I think I saw awhile ago that you didn't have to be the photographer, but you had to own the car. I seem to remember it coming up that multiple people had submitted photos taken by the same professional photgrapher. Not sure though...

Either way, I agree totally...much better to be driving it then photographing it.