I like this picture that I took. What do you all think?

 

Go into the light!!! Your car looks very happy Gandu.

 

It could be a little clearer, but, it is a nice pic!

 

Little Cleaner? I took that picture when she was 3 days old.

It's my point five mega pixel camera.

 

i know you love your car gandu..we all do but is it really necesary to start a new thread everytime you want to post a picture?? just keep everything in one thread...

 

he said clearer not cleaner.

 

OMG, GANDU THAT IS THE TIGHTEST PICTURE I HAVE HAVE EVAR SEEN, I'M GOING TO USE IT AS MY WALLPAPER AND IM GOING TO PRINT T-SHIRTS WITH THAT EXACT PIC ON IT!! THANKS FOR SHARING ANOTHER GREAT PICTURE.

 

Sarcasm, anyone?

 

Yes, that was exactly my thinking, after seeing all of Gandu's pictures (over and over again) I have come to the conclusion that I am wasting my time taking pics of my own car. I but merely need to open the many different threads Gandu has created to view these masterful digital Picasso's. The subtleness of how every picture is overexposed, least we forget the slightly slanted lens which creatively misrepresents the true perspective of the car. Another true Gandu original, bravo my friend, bravo!!! :D

 

Brother VooDoo,

I am just overwhelmed by your appreciation in my talent. I just knew that I would sooner or later get discovered. Thank You, Thank You a Millions Times. My camera (point five megapixel) Thank You.

But please, dont stop uploading your pictures of the 8.

 

i think it sucks (the picture, not the car)

 

Gandu, when are you going to take some more tight pictures? I'm deleting all of my MP3's so I can make space for your pictures. I await them eagerly.

 

Can anyone picture (pun intended) Gandu when he's a grandparent and the 10' long foldout of his grandkids? Just pokin' fun kid. Seriously, examine the photo you posted. The car is a good lookin' subject but somehow you have managed to get it out of focus, overexposed in the background, an unflattering perspective, and an unartfully tilted angle. Take a little time to plan and arrange your shot. Try placing your lens at window sill hight or lower. Try for fairly even light on your subject and look for unwanted reflections or flares. Check your focus and on low pixil shots you can post in smaller picture size. If nothing else you will get to spend more time with your 8!