Wheel HDR
Sep, 2017Views
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reneebrunnmeier
July 20, 2022
Thank you for entering my Rims challenge. Your photo was awesome! I wish I could choose all the photos entered. Exceptional photo!
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HuaweiP30Lite
October 12, 2023
I can only imagine the kind of screams and cries of ecstasy in the back of this motor! 😁
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Location
This was taken at a late summer car show held at a park near my house.Time
This was taken near mid-day.Lighting
The sun was almost directly overhead. Not the best lighting, but I did get a few nice flairsEquipment
This was taken hand-held with a Canon 70D and Rokinon fisheye lens.Inspiration
The park is within walking distance of my house, what better way to spend the day than walking around cool cars with a camera? :-)Editing
this is an HDR combo of three separate shots taken with different exposures. I also played with lighting and color in Lightroom.In my camera bag
I normally carry a Canon 70D with a Tamron 16/300mm mounted and a 5D Mk III with any number of lenses ranging from a 8mm diagonal fisheye to a Sigma 200-500mm telephoto, depending on what I'll be shooting. I'm usually looking for cool things at random while traveling, so I don't get to plan a lot of shots beforehand - I've found I spend the most time with various prime lenses and the 17-300mm Tamron though, the Tamron's range lets you capture almost anything on the fly and reduces the need for lens changes out in the openFeedback
The manual fisheye lenses are a fun toy to have around at the price. They make for some interesting shots, just be sure to get right on top of you subject!
