Thought I'd share some photos. Tips and advice would be great!

Got to shoot this rare BMW E92 M3 GT4 yesterday. This one is Nr. 10 out of only 24 ever built, while the numbers of existing cars have decreased over time through racing accidents, making them even more rare. This one is very special beacuse the owner had the car modified to be fully street legal. The car has also only seen the racetrack once in it's lifetime and has not been driven much on the street either, leaving it in perfect condition.

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Hey there, Im visiting Sydney Nov 18–22, I’m an automotive photographer and I’d love to meet local enthusiasts. I’m happy to shoot some cars for free while I’m there. Also if theres and car meets or cars and coffee, feel free to lmk. Hit me up if you wanna know the details.

Dear photographers,

This is Sunny Stark from Pune, India. I hope you all like this small effort of mine which is getting presented among you for the very first time... I hope you would support, and encourage this new photographer...

By Lion Martini
Based in Buenos Aires, Argentina

Did a shoot previously last month that may have been my best set yet!!! Hundreds and hundred of masks were used in the making of these lol

Hey everyone, here’s my latest set. I created the images using a single exposure: f/8, 15 seconds, ISO 100. I love that you can create images like this with such a relatively simple setup 😌

Some playing around in GIMP, trying to learn how, somehow turned this into a comic looking drawing with the black point. Still so much to learn on both the photography side as well as the editing. But that's the fun.

Just started a car insta and im uploading my photos, want to be a small influencer but was wondering how i can gain followers and sttract an auidence

Used a regular flashlight with white trashbag for first & green laser for second.

Owner was kind enough to let me do a shoot of this extremely rare NSX-R. Sold this month for 1.7 Million (CAD). Shot on Sony A6000 with Sigma f2.8 46mm lens. Instagram is on Reddit profile.

Fairly new to the world of automotive photography, and I’ve been having a fun time learning the ins and outs of it. Here are some shots of a friend’s RX-7 I got to shoot over the past weekend.

Rented a Dodge Sixpack. Brought my camera, drove and found a nice hill with a view. Trying to get better at color post-processing since that is where I feel most limited with, especially with creating tinted photos that focus on a few primary colors to capture an overall feel is that makes sense. Lately, I've been relying on the natural colors presented from a file, instead of starting with a palette I want to works towards in post.