32 Ford Truck Lightpainted

[dmarty78]

More to come from this set.

[auddii]

Beautiful as always, although I'm a sucker for matte black!

[craigb456]

awesome shot

[bburton]

Very, very nice!

[dmarty78]

Thanks everyone!!!

[Lexie]

Excellent! Love the truck too!

[d4fotografix]

Very nice, Dale! You're really getting good at this! Was this for a client?

-Jim

[dmarty78]

Originally Posted by Lexie

Excellent! Love the truck too!

Thanks Debbie!!!

Originally Posted by d4fotografix

Very nice, Dale! You're really getting good at this! Was this for a client?

-Jim

Thanks jim! Yes it was for a client.

[groovyone]

Awesome. Was it shot on scene or did you place if after?

[dmarty78]

Second one from the series. Lighting: two vivitar speedlights, moved to different locations using multiple exposures.

[dmarty78]

Originally Posted by groovyone

Awesome. Was it shot on scene or did you place if after?

Yes sir. Shot on location. Thanks!!!

[groovyone]

Even more impressive. Even the shop fan looks cool.

[dmarty78]

Originally Posted by groovyone

Even more impressive. Even the shop fan looks cool.

Thanks Keith! Yeah the fan compliments of Topaz adjust. Gotta make the fan cool.

[abuford]

Nice !

[Photogdude]

these are great shots, and you obviously know what you are doing, but since you asked for cc here is some. And this applies to both, but much more so on the first one. Although the location and background are appropriate and well lit, it is distracting form the truck itself. To me the truck kinda blends in. Partly due to the color of the truck itself I'm sure. And partly because the treatment of the truck and the Bg elements are process the same. I do realize the effect your going for, but i still think there needs to be a distinct difference between you main subject(truck) and other Bg elements.