Yeah but after all the foolishness that went on, I wouldn't be surprised if he didn't come back.


Here's a few more from IA:

 

I'm sure he'll continue to go to them. He's an avid honda nut... For some reason.

 

Dat FRS/86/BRZ.

 

Jon those pics look awesome, did you use an ND filter? the sun doesnt seem super harsh?

 

Not sure this is my best work but I wanted to play.I really want to post images of car's but to many of mine is boring. If you guy's in so cal want to do a photo shoot hit me up.

 

got some downtime today and decided to shoot a bit.



found a good way to get the focus when shooting self portraits and no trigger. :D taped the mask to a light stand and set it at eye level .

 

Thanks! No filters used. Compared to my D90, the D700 has way more dynamic range. All were shot in JPEG too. The shot of the FR-S was mid-morning, the other two were taken close to noon.

I did use a preset on them in LR, but they're not all that different from the originals.

 

Bawlz

 

 

Dat flour!

Speedy, I dig the Guy Fawkes shots!

and salgado.. still not showing up.

 

So here's an old one that's been popular on my flickr lately...



(this is Stephanie's old box from Chicago. It was totaled and replaced with a new evny green and rebuilt more to a jdm/vip style)



And this is what a daily driven 1uz lexus v8 swapped drift car looks like. (one of the first built in the states with this swap. If you know someone who's done it, they probably got all the DIY stuff from this man. Kyle Krebs of Northern Ky. Who's also built some other sweet rides like this next one that is being 1UZ swapped as well




That's a trip back in time through my flickr stream

 

Great work Stenger, love the rain shots.

 

Thanks. They've always seemed to be a peoples favorite. Those were from the First Boxed In the Smokies. Yearly xB only meet in Gatlinburg TN.

 

FLOUR!


Looking back at the beginning of my Flickr amazes me. By no means would I consider my current stuff "good"... but I think I've come a long way.

 

Ethen, don't sell yourself short, that's a nice photograph, IMHO it's all about getting the composition right, you've got the hard part nailed, the technical part, understanding shutter speed and f/stop depth of field all of that.I was taught you have to make the image interesting to make it compelling.That's where the artistic part comes in, this from a guy who can't post an image correctly on this site, still after all of your help.

 

A portrait from earlier this year.

 

^Oh snap look you figured it out. lol.

Nice shot too.

 

 

JCW Stage 3 mini... and in the backdrop, his Pulsar GTI-R... All the cool stuff is hidden in Kentucky :D



Just another angle of his mini. This thing is useless until about mid way though 3rd gear. Nothing but torque steer, and wheel hop until it finally grabs traction. He's sunk some serious money into it, and it's his daily driver. lol

 

Hey, great images Stenger . I like your POV on cars, very compelling photos. And yes, I FINALLY got it lol