i had some spare time during the weekend, so i snapped a few pics...

here are the results!

btw...at the moment i dont have a garage to house my car and i didnt have time to wash it before i took these pics

 

sweet pics! I need to learn how to do this for sure!

 

Wow, really nice, and are your low beams really yellow?

 

really cool i like it a lot

 

What kind of camera do you use?

Can you post higher resolution pictures of your car? It'll be great as a wallpaper

 

very nice and tasteful

 

sweet pics konig, you never fail to impress

 

thanks for the comments everyone, i try =)

and no my low beams arent yellow, i was really suprised at how they came out when i saw them too...i was expecting a blue color but not yellow!

 

Wow! Really tasteful.

 

DIY DIY DIY!..lol

must post how to take pics like that!

 

DIY DIY DIY!..lol

must post how to take pics like that!

 

Just LOVE>>>>>>>LUV<<<<<<<<<<<<<the pics!! I want a camera like that!!

 

I really like that 2nd one.

 

Me 2

 

pics are very good! teach me

 

It's not true HDR, but cool none the less. It's so easy a caveman can do it and you don't need any special camera. Though I must give props for your compositions.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_dynamic_range_imaging

 

sweet pics. i love those wheels!!

 

looks like hdr to me, just looks like he didn't tweak the curve as much as most people do. I like both styles, this one makes for really nice realistic photography, i also like the super-tweaked curves versions that people make because they have a great surrealism to them. I've been practicing a little but i still have made any shots that i'm happy with. Nice work.

 

thats the part where i always start to struggle is the curves. I dont quite know how to get it where its looking surreal ............like so

 

thanks for the comments everyone, Renesis SE3P im using a canon S3 camera

and yes these are definately hdr pics, used exposure bracketing to get 3 pictures ranging from -2 to +2 exposure and combined them using Photomatix. then i edited them in photoshop for a ridiculous amount of time because i keep changing the most minute things haha...but its fun.

i know what you mean by some HDR pics looking much more realistic than others, i like to do both kinds of pictures. for this set of pics i stayed closer to the realistic view.

 

Here's what I mean about true HDR. I'll copy and paste the bit of info from the link I just posted.

"HDR" is now popularly used to refer to the process of tone mapping together with bracketed exposures of normal digital images, giving the end result a high, often exaggerated dynamic range. This composite technique is different from, and generally of lower quality than, the production of an image from a single exposure of a sensor that has a native high dynamic range. Tone mapping is also used to display HDR images on devices with a low native dynamic range, such as a computer screen.

I have done Photoshop manipulation for 15 years. www.altspace.com
Below is an example of making the curves more true to life.

 

hmm...so what program do you use to make the actual hdr images?

i still dont see what i am doing that makes my images not true hdr images...i have done photoshop manipulation for about 3 years =P so i still have much to learn...

 

altspace so when you use hdr its just to get a more true to life picture? because your pic looks like all the levels are balanced. But in some cases the HDR i see like the pic i posed almost look cartoony, how is that achieved

 

tried to do a more surealistic kind of tone on this hdr picture i took, doesnt seem to have turned out very good for this picture haha. kinda noisy...

 

is this surreal enough haha