My first pictures.....

[20AE#1999]

So I thought I would try with something that I didn't think I could mess up too bad. Please give me some pointers because I would like to take better pictures if I could just learn some stuff. I used what I had which is a Sony cyber-shot DSC-T3. Advice is appreciated, now on to the pics....I hope I do this right......

http://i92.photobucket.com/albums/l2/aedub1999/DSC01009.jpg

http://i92.photobucket.com/albums/l2/aedub1999/DSC01011.jpg

http://i92.photobucket.com/albums/l2/aedub1999/DSC00991.jpg

http://i92.photobucket.com/albums/l2/aedub1999/DSC01012.jpg

http://i92.photobucket.com/albums/l2/aedub1999/DSC00997.jpg

http://i92.photobucket.com/albums/l2/aedub1999/DSC01006.jpg

[JETTAone420]

god i want imola yellow sooooo bad!

[Streamline]

For pictures take the front license plate off. Other than that, these are beautiful. Try taking the shots during magic hour (when the sun is set but it still has that bright purple sky); cars come out amazing around then.

[mcinvale]

what kinda camera you shootin with?

[bugzy]

other suggestion is to have the car not under the shadows

also snap the pic from the side with the sun hitting it

you posted in photography forum, ya gonna get photography comments ;)

other than those, nice first pics

[JETTAone420]

once again!! i need imola yellow in my life!!!

[huitzi]

once again!! i need imola yellow in my life!!!

theres some guy from vortex selling his all stock (i think just lowered) for 14k with only 23k miles!!! you should check it out

[JETTAone420]

gotta sell mine first

[krakkaNW]

I would kill the flash too. lookin good though

[20AE#1999]

Thank you for all the suggestions. I posted in the photography forum because I wanted these suggestions. I used a Sony cyber-shot DSC-T3. It is the only digital that I have. I also have a Nikon N65 with a 28-80mm lens. I have had both cameras for like three years now and I am still learning how to use them. Thanks to everyone for the advise.

[Tom (aka Godzilla)]

You've got a good eye for composition. Try to keep the car brighter than the background, not vice versa.

Also, a nitpick thing I've noticed among automotive photographers is things "growing" out of the roof, like the light poles in this one:

http://i92.photobucket.com/albums/l2/aedub1999/DSC00991.jpg

Keep up the good work and shoot, shoot, shoot!

[20AE#1999]

thank you