Love cars. Probably can't every day, but'll do what I can. Pity the ACD festival / cruise-in was done 8/31 - great place to shoot cars (between Fri & Sat I shot over 700 pictures).
Love cars. Probably can't every day, but'll do what I can. Pity the ACD festival / cruise-in was done 8/31 - great place to shoot cars (between Fri & Sat I shot over 700 pictures).
No one says you can not use some of those imaegs to fill in on the days that you cant get to shoot one. This is just for fun. Look forward to seeing your images.
Sorry guys I'm letting the side down here, I am just so busy trying to get an entry for the product challenge (which I spent 5 hours on only to decide it was too "Ad" like so had to reshoot, what with that and then trying to sort out the DCPO-III and get in a team grr not had much time to shoot cars, I have an idea for an old pic that I would love to HDR so will try and post that over the weekend.
No one says you can not use some of those images to fill in on the days that you cant get to shoot one. This is just for fun. Look forward to seeing your images.
OK.
Day 1: Time Machine - Auburn auto in Auburn, IN
Day 2: Cord Phaeton Supercharged - '36 or '37
Day 3: 2008 Dodge Challenger SRT 6.1L Hemi
Day 4: 1953 Penny Cadillac Sedan DeVille
Day 5: Reflecting Downtown Auburn in a Duesenberg Headlight
Thanks again. I don't have any such accounts. My photos simply exist in my own computer. I don't have anything against becoming a member. I just thought that I am not really good enough yet.
No such thing. Look at my portfolio and scores (and most of them I thought were really good pictures). As long as your purpose is to learn and improve, who cares what others think of your photos - take what you can use and write off the rest as them not understanding. Participating in these side challenges is an excellent way to get to know others on dpchallenge, and a great way to learn a lot. Most here are willing to share what they've learned, and if you've got a tough skin and really, really are bad, you'll learn a lot quickly about what you're doing wrong and how to fix it. At $25, this is about the best photo instruction you can get (not to mention having a lot of fun along the way) - and the course is a year long, not just 10 sessions...
Thanks again. I don't have any such accounts. My photos simply exist in my own computer. I don't have anything against becoming a member. I just thought that I am not really good enough yet.
No such thing. Look at my portfolio and scores (and most of them I thought were really good pictures). As long as your purpose is to learn and improve, who cares what others think of your photos - take what you can use and write off the rest as them not understanding. Participating in these side challenges is an excellent way to get to know others on dpchallenge, and a great way to learn a lot. Most here are willing to share what they've learned, and if you've got a tough skin and really, really are bad, you'll learn a lot quickly about what you're doing wrong and how to fix it. At $25, this is about the best photo instruction you can get (not to mention having a lot of fun along the way) - and the course is a year long, not just 10 sessions...
When i join this website i was very nervous but since i have done a challenge added few pics too aside toury my confidence is heaps better now i feel i have improve alot just by submitting my pics..
