Cleaning my Bro's Car.
01-29-2007, 06:59 AM
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Nice and shiny mate.
The biggest problem I've found with taking photos to show off how clean a car is, is that I lack the talent behind the camera to show off my hard work. It does look very nice though. A good tip is to take a photo to show off the reflection, so basically get as much detail in the reflection as you can.
The biggest problem I've found with taking photos to show off how clean a car is, is that I lack the talent behind the camera to show off my hard work. It does look very nice though. A good tip is to take a photo to show off the reflection, so basically get as much detail in the reflection as you can.
01-29-2007, 07:05 AM
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That is true, I have to admit, these were taken in a bit of a rush.
How's your car for swirls Jamie, want to try out the PC one day? I'm not too far from you as you know. Then you can really see how good it is!
Neil
How's your car for swirls Jamie, want to try out the PC one day? I'm not too far from you as you know. Then you can really see how good it is!
Neil
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