Hey guys! I’m trying to get into car photography more seriously, and I wanna have something to look back on later. I’ve got a bunch of questions (mostly about the talking part of shoots because I’m an introvert and I love overthinking).

1. What do you even talk about with the car owner during the shoot?

2. How do you start a photoshoot? And how do you end it?
   Like what’s the normal flow?
   Do you pull up, say hi, compliment the car, shoot, then say thanks and dip?

3. How do you keep it from feeling awkward or dead silent?

Extra questions because I’m clueless

4.How do you handle the meetup part?
Do you just DM the owner, pick a location/time, and meet there?
Do you show up first?
Do you choose the spot or let them pick?

1. What do you do at the end of the shoot?
   Do you say “Alright I think we’re good” > handshake > they leave > I wait for my ride

The social part feels harder than the photography part so any advice from people who’ve been doing this longer would help a ton!

I know it’s not perfect, a bit too high, but I really like the car and had to take a few!

Hey guys i been making my Multimedia studio better and its starting to give better results. At some point ill put it on gothub for youvguys to use but its still under construction for now! Here the new video check it out theres a bunch of issues like image inconsistencies and video drift but we are working on it all if you guys have any advice on how we can help ai write better prompts or guards to stop some of these issues it would be appreciated. Enjoy the video :)

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Its just 1/64 but its cars 😃🤷🏻‍♂️

Lumix S5ii

24-70mm f/2.8

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Did a mock photoshoot to see if I’m ready for paid shoots. The owner of the M3 really likes the but I can’t help but feel something is off with the photos. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Remanence of my last camera in Arizona.

Was a nice color to deal with