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Took these last night in front of the hotel next to the Hard Rock Cafe in downtown Minneapolis. Thanks to the valet guys for letting us park there for a few minutes
2002 BRG/w MC. Sport package/sunroof. Yakima roof rack in the summer, Blizzaks in the winter. Motoring since July 2002 we've seen 120 temps, -20 temps, 5 accidents and 122,296+ miles.
I love those, not being a professional and in the learning process myself I don't know how well you would take my oppinion, but off angle shots hurt my head. In the photographs you took I would have just made the shot parallel with the car. I mean off angle shots look really new age and "sw33t", but I don't really find them all that attractive. But do what YOU want, you are the artist so express yourself the way you want. Otherwise I love them, a clean and shining MINI at night is just so beautiful.
Took these last night in front of the hotel next to the Hard Rock Cafe in downtown Minneapolis. Thanks to the valet guys for letting us park there for a few minutes
2002 BRG/w MC. Sport package/sunroof. Yakima roof rack in the summer, Blizzaks in the winter. Motoring since July 2002 we've seen 120 temps, -20 temps, 5 accidents and 122,296+ miles.
What were the settings of the camera? I like how the light just seems to be floating out there....
I used those smoke bombs from the 4th of july, i think they were a blue or purple smoke color and let them drift into the picture. the wind was barely there, and that moved the smoke into the shot. I threw on the headlights and took the picture. The orange light is from a street light in the street.