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ar0ck · 01-13-2008, 11:13 PM

I like the second one and 5th one. The problem with night pictures is the lighting. That yellowish glow kills pictures especially with a black car. If you don't have it already I'd look into a Adobe photoshop software and play with settings to try and get the "white" back into the pictures. Another thing, if your setting up to compose a picture try to make sure you don't capture things like parking signs, shoot with the light to your back, and make sure unwanted things are out of the pictures. I know night time shoots are difficult to find good spots but try to avoid parking lots. #5 would be great if you could just crop out the yellow parking area.

Also try and get your hands on a tri-pod so you can get away from the low angle floor shots.

01-13-2008, 11:13 PM	#2
ar0ck Resident Camera Guy Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: North Jersey Posts: 10,971 iTrader: (2) Social Networks:	I like the second one and 5th one. The problem with night pictures is the lighting. That yellowish glow kills pictures especially with a black car. If you don't have it already I'd look into a Adobe photoshop software and play with settings to try and get the "white" back into the pictures. Another thing, if your setting up to compose a picture try to make sure you don't capture things like parking signs, shoot with the light to your back, and make sure unwanted things are out of the pictures. I know night time shoots are difficult to find good spots but try to avoid parking lots. #5 would be great if you could just crop out the yellow parking area. Also try and get your hands on a tri-pod so you can get away from the low angle floor shots. __________________ Last edited by ar0ck; 01-13-2008 at 11:18 PM.