King's Official Picture Thread
#61
Awsome deal, and your welcome I try to take pix of my car but not all of them seem to turn out well i think its just that i need better backgrounds, cause well my car aint the problem lol and my camera isnt like an 800 dollar camera but it takes decent photos. I wanna get me a Cannon with a huge lens so i can pull things in from a far but anywho...I love your car lol considering i am not a fan of yellow cars, you did good with yours makes me think twice about em lol
#62
Yeah...it's all of the black accents. A lot of folks try anthracite and chrome on them thinking that on a bright car shiny things must go with it...but that is simply not the case. Since it's such a bright car, you need dark accents to balance it out. Otherwise, it's rough on your eyes.
#64
Lemans stripes don't look good on our cars, and rocker stripes (excluding mach stripes of course) look cheap.
If your car were mine, first thing I'd do is swap the wheels out (sorry, not a fan)..From there, I'd drop it, add a chin spoiler and go wingless.
If your car were mine, first thing I'd do is swap the wheels out (sorry, not a fan)..From there, I'd drop it, add a chin spoiler and go wingless.
#77
Here is just one from the Phoenix Nascar race so far...I'm still uploading the others. I took 1,300 photos, so I have a few to look through before I can post more..
photo was taken through a fence.
photo was taken through a fence.
#80
Here are some more...I'm still uploading these photos to my computer - this is day 2 of uploading
Nascar Raceday pre-race show presented by the Home Depot on the Speed Channel with John Roberts, Jimmy Spencer and Kenny Wallace
A fans sign in the crowd of people behind the Speed Channel stage in reference of fellow reporter Wendy Venturini
Clint Boywer's car waits before the race..
Former NY Giants Superbowl winning Defensive End, Michael Strahan was the Grand Marshall for the race.
And of course I had to snap a shot of Miss Sprint Cup, Monica Palumbo...
Now for Hendrick Motorsports people...
First off, since Evan is a Jeff Gordon fan...I present to you Jeff Gordon.
Getting ready for an interview..
getting ready for a quick photo with a lady after being introduced..
3-time (consecutive mind you) Sprint Cup Series Champion Jimmie Johnson is introduced to the crowd...
Always a fan favorite...Dale Earnhardt Junior
...now the birthday-boy and eventual race winner Mark Martin
You all can tell that I was shooting through a fence, I'm sure. But other than that, I think these came out okay. Not perfect, but okay.
Nascar Raceday pre-race show presented by the Home Depot on the Speed Channel with John Roberts, Jimmy Spencer and Kenny Wallace
A fans sign in the crowd of people behind the Speed Channel stage in reference of fellow reporter Wendy Venturini
Clint Boywer's car waits before the race..
Former NY Giants Superbowl winning Defensive End, Michael Strahan was the Grand Marshall for the race.
And of course I had to snap a shot of Miss Sprint Cup, Monica Palumbo...
Now for Hendrick Motorsports people...
First off, since Evan is a Jeff Gordon fan...I present to you Jeff Gordon.
Getting ready for an interview..
getting ready for a quick photo with a lady after being introduced..
3-time (consecutive mind you) Sprint Cup Series Champion Jimmie Johnson is introduced to the crowd...
Always a fan favorite...Dale Earnhardt Junior
...now the birthday-boy and eventual race winner Mark Martin
You all can tell that I was shooting through a fence, I'm sure. But other than that, I think these came out okay. Not perfect, but okay.
Last edited by King; 04-23-2009 at 01:10 AM.
#85
not gonna go wingless thats just wrong in my opinion lol
#86
I would have to agree. I like the watermark you came up with, but it needs to be a little more subtle.
#87
Hm..
There's watermarking and there's signing.
Watermarking is placing a large, but semi-transparent image or text over a picture in an area that would be hard to remove. It's used so that people aren't able to steal your pictures and sell them.
Signing is adding a name, url, etc to a photo so that when it floats around the internet, your name goes around with it and in most cases, traffic is driven to your web site.
What you're doing isn't watermarking, because in most of the pictures I can straight up crop out your banner and have a perfectly good picture.
That being said, when you sign your pictures I think it's better to have it a little less prominent.
There's watermarking and there's signing.
Watermarking is placing a large, but semi-transparent image or text over a picture in an area that would be hard to remove. It's used so that people aren't able to steal your pictures and sell them.
Signing is adding a name, url, etc to a photo so that when it floats around the internet, your name goes around with it and in most cases, traffic is driven to your web site.
What you're doing isn't watermarking, because in most of the pictures I can straight up crop out your banner and have a perfectly good picture.
That being said, when you sign your pictures I think it's better to have it a little less prominent.
#88
Hm..
There's watermarking and there's signing.
Watermarking is placing a large, but semi-transparent image or text over a picture in an area that would be hard to remove. It's used so that people aren't able to steal your pictures and sell them.
Signing is adding a name, url, etc to a photo so that when it floats around the internet, your name goes around with it and in most cases, traffic is driven to your web site.
What you're doing isn't watermarking, because in most of the pictures I can straight up crop out your banner and have a perfectly good picture.
That being said, when you sign your pictures I think it's better to have it a little less prominent.
There's watermarking and there's signing.
Watermarking is placing a large, but semi-transparent image or text over a picture in an area that would be hard to remove. It's used so that people aren't able to steal your pictures and sell them.
Signing is adding a name, url, etc to a photo so that when it floats around the internet, your name goes around with it and in most cases, traffic is driven to your web site.
What you're doing isn't watermarking, because in most of the pictures I can straight up crop out your banner and have a perfectly good picture.
That being said, when you sign your pictures I think it's better to have it a little less prominent.