For the photogs...
 

THERE ARE NO PICTURES OF MY OR OTHER CARS IN THIS THREAD

Okay, so I spent the weekend at a campsite some 50 miles NW of Fort Collins, Colorado and it rained almost the entire time I was there...but it stopped the day we (myself and my family) had to come home (figures), so I decided to pull the camera out and take some cool sun/morning shots on the way home.

Now to explain the first one's a bit -- a friend of mine has been taking a lot of sun shots and he uses the sun to illuminate everything in his photos other than use it to wash everything out like I always have. So I played with the settings while going down an 8,500ft mountain in my dads truck while driving and whala! I believe that all of these shots were either at ISO 100 or 200 with exception of at least one shot that was from the shade.

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6. I believe this one was shot at ISO 400.
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Anyway that's it for now...and other than some mild sharpening via lightroom they're pretty much untouched. I know the ones with the truck on the side of the picture really ruin the overall picture as a whole which is fine for me because I just planned on trashing these and just keeping a thumbnail with the exif as a reminder. I posted this here because the MB Photographers group has been pretty dead and I figured I'd get a better response here.

Picture #6 is beautiful. I'd like to be there right now.

Pic 4 and 6 look really good. Working with lighting is one of the things I am having a hard time learning. Many of my pictures come out washed out or too dark.

You and me both, it's a bitch to get shit right. I need to put some pics up i havn't in a while