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Hi all

I have read through many of the threads in this section and something that may be of use to all those getting into auto photography is to think about the location as much as the subject.

Lots of photo's would look even better if the location was planned/better, you know what I mean?

I realise that most of us take shots just after we have washed our cars (in the driveway) but there are loads of great places to better highlight your ride.

SO....feel free to enlighten us as to your favourite places to take photo's of your car.

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When I lived in Toowoomba I had three places I always went back to.

An old alley way with really well coloured brick etc (my old lancer)

lancer1.jpg

And behind K-Mart

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The multi-level car park at the local shopping center on a sunday was also sweet

ducands15.jpg

I think any places where there is a bit of trees - always gives a good reflection on the car. Just some pics i took yesterday (from my other post) -

http://image-cache.skylinesaustralia.com/f...-1151214224.jpg

http://image-cache.skylinesaustralia.com/f...-1151214335.jpg

http://image-cache.skylinesaustralia.com/f...-1151214287.jpg

http://image-cache.skylinesaustralia.com/f...-1151214314.jpg

Edited by emsta2003
i reckon!

i really like the graffiti too :D

and damn your quite on the replies!

lol

i keep refreshing so i see the replies

sadly, my computer crashed when editing that one

and i couldnt get it the same

but this is the one going into the calendar

IMG_2928_test6.jpg

I really like this spot

but the photographer has asked me not to say where it is

crw_1414.jpg

CRW_1644_800web.jpg

HomeBush at night is also a good spot, but cant find any photos I have of it, also Hillsong church was good.. but got kicked out before I could get some pics :D

Have a few other places, but cant get the photos cos im at work

I really like this spot

but the photographer has asked me not to say where it is

http://www.notonmonday.com/images/whoreshoot/crw_1414.jpg

http://www.notonmonday.com/images/photoshoots/17122005/CRW_1644_800web.jpg

HomeBush at night is also a good spot, but cant find any photos I have of it, also Hillsong church was good.. but got kicked out before I could get some pics :D

Will really loves that place

lol

i hate photos at homebush

its overdone, and there are so many lights, with too much lensflare

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