here you go:

 

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i only see one but so far so good.

 

Nice PICS... Is this real or Chopped?

 

Wow! The second shot is absolutely crystal clear. That's a great shot!!

 

Wow, very cool.

 

here's a couple more actually. these are some of the photos i submitted for my photography final

 

Looks good, but if your going to imitate movement and speed.....then you should have someone in the drivers seat.

 

haha, yeah i know, difficult when im the only one there. i could've chopped me into the seat but i didnt feel like it was worth the time, there's really only one shot where that's obvious so i figured good enough

 

So what happen for the photo assignment ??? A. B . C. or worst ? I hope an A !!! you deserve it. good pics. I'm an photg by career, but wouldn't advise to go into it. Too much BS.

 

actually i got a 100% on it. the quality of the photos aren't quite as good as they should be on here because when i hosted them it took away some of the clarity and things, but oh well. he actually advised that i look into a career in photography because that was my first class and he told me that most of the work i've submitted this semester is supposedly "proffesional level". i enjoy doing it but i dont know if i want it as a career

 

you're right. I did enjoy them.

 

what kind of camera are you using and lens?

 

nice shots

 

You have no brake caliper lol.... Good pics though.

 

wow nice car and pictures!

 

correct!

 

Nice pics! How do you do that moving stuff?

 

+1

 

The photographs themselves are OK.. I like the background in pic #1 and #2.. I think the colors work well.. BUT too many mad tyte "JDM angles" for my tastes and theres nothing technically impressive that really stands out in these photos.

The photoshop on these photos look too extreme ... fake motion blur with no driver, incomplete photochop (in pic#1), fake lens flare and over sharpening (especially in pic #4).. How much of the original photograph remains? Was this a photography class or a photoshop class? It would have been more technically impressive if you actually built a rig or did some panning/rolling shots to get real motion pictures instead of using photoshop which looks very fake.. Sorry, if it sounds too hash but you seem very interested in photography and I just wanted to start you off the RIGHT way.. Many people that start out make the mistake of over photoshopping their pics.. You'll see what I mean when you continue on this hobby and look back in a year at your old pics

but keep practicing with the camera..it's like riding a bike.. it's the only way you'll get better at it.

BTW, "proffessional" is usually spelled professional and post some of your other photos you've taken this semester..