the rear wheel

 

Well my digital camera is just one notch above the one on my cell phone, but here are a couple of pictures I took on my delivery day... First photo is at the dealership under a mostly sunny sky; second photo is indoors under some weird parking structure lights and the flash made the car look sort of weird if you ask me.
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looks good Paul! the lighting in the second pic makes it look like one of the Die-cast models sold on this site!

 

 

Jon, I like it.

great car

 

some pics

 

pic of my tints

 

Dave, thanks much! I like it too!

The nanners are very much appreciated!

Folks, when you visit the Gallery, I encourage you to use the "Rate It" function so I know which pics you like more than others. Gives me some sense of what photo ideas appeal to folks.

Cause I'll be shooting more!

 

Hey Matt - I notice a VERY familiar (and beautiful) car in your photos!

 

[attachmentid=34071]Greetings from sunny southern Florida! Here's a shot of my mineral gray '05 GT Mustang...the best looking production car and cheapest horsepower in America today!

 

Here she is

 

New wheels

 

more

 

this

 

hello everybody, i´m coming from germany and want to show you my stang too. bought in oktober ´04, registrated in april ´05 and now 13500 miles on the odometer , can´t stop driving , lowered front 40mm, back 45mm, waiting for my magnaflow exhaust, other modification will follow

but still have this fuc fill-up problem

so, here´s my one

 

nice car happy!!!

greets from switzerland, hehehe

 

I finally got some good pics of my Mustang GT today. Here ya go.

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This was taken at work today when I noticed someone had parked beside me.
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I need someone to tell me how to control the depth of field on a digital camera if it can be done. It appears that most all photos posted here and other places have an F stop of 16 therefore everything is in focus all the way out to infinity. No good. I do not want to see things in the background a block ar so away when photographing my GT. .HELP!!!

 

hi sandro , so, there´s no country save for the europeans, even in the states i find the users

greetz to the home of good watches

ps. your´s is a nice car too, amazing wheels

 

Mongoose, with digital cameras where iris is frequently automatic, your solution is to control the amount of light. If your digital will let you mount filters on the lens, get a 1/4 and a 1/16 neutral density filter for your camera. A 1/16 ND will substantially stop down the amount of light entering the lens without affecting color. This allows the iris to open wider, reducing depth of field.

My digital doesn't have filter capability. When I really want to get control over things, I pull out the old trusty Canon A-1 and shoot that weird old stuff called film.