Boostlee (jeff) and myself went to an old abandon ware house yesterday to take some pictures of my supra. Jeff took all the picutres.
My supra photo shoot. Enjoy!
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lol thanks brandon 
... Ya the saw blades aren't exactly on there by choice. I have the front rims that match the back rims, but i found out they were cracked and so the tires wont hold air. So the saw blades are on untill i figure out what to do... possibly fix the rims, or get all new rims. Car could also use some new paint on the front nose piece and back bumper. Other than that i think it looks pretty good
... Ya the saw blades aren't exactly on there by choice. I have the front rims that match the back rims, but i found out they were cracked and so the tires wont hold air. So the saw blades are on untill i figure out what to do... possibly fix the rims, or get all new rims. Car could also use some new paint on the front nose piece and back bumper. Other than that i think it looks pretty good
Yeah dude, get some new pics for us with the blades gone and it will be SEX. Loving the pre-89 look with those wheels.
Sawblades keep the car 80's status. Back wheels say why not to $!@# with 80's Supra's...... :biglaugh:
I hear that photographer is pretty legit.
Jeff
I hear that photographer is pretty legit.
Jeff
I like the location and a lot of the composition work but you need to try it later in the day and with a better camera. Car is hot too.
Sawbladz;1549616 said:
Thank you for the constructive criticism.
Unfortunately, my DSLR is down right now, so I used my baby Canon for this; last minute.
As for doing it later in the day, the sun was already setting (almost 6pm); we just happened to catch the sun on its way down.
Had we waited much later, we'd have had a black out night shoot.
Thanks though.
Jeff
they are either 11 or 11.5s in the rear. They are Chevlon racing wheels. pretty old school wheels
Very nice car!!!
I reckon you should try the same shoot again with a better camera though, and maybe some artificial lighting.
I reckon you should try the same shoot again with a better camera though, and maybe some artificial lighting.
LilMissMkIII;1550141 said:
Read above response.
This is a Supra gallery/forum, not a Photography thread - Can't expect everyone to be professionals.
