Pics of Stang at Spotsylvania Battlefield

[kooldawg6]

Took advantage of a semi-decent day(wind gusts of over 30 MPH yet sunny and in the mid 40s)and tried out my Rebel XTi in the daylight All the pics were taken at max image size(10.1 MP) the only editing I did was crop, resize(full size pics are 54" x 36" ), covering my tag and in one shot with the cannons, there was a keep off sign I removed that was in between them.

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[stanmckinney]

You have some nice photos, very large, but nice.
Watch the reflections and the back lighting which gives you little detail in the car. But overall, very good photos (I teach photography, sorry for the mini-lesson.) Looks like a good place for photography.

 

[kkdoughboy]

Love the meats out back. Nice ride man!

 

[walter]

Damn dude could your rear tires be any fatter?!?




EDIT: OH man i'm really wanting the Shelby GT500 spoiler now. Was it a straight up install or did you had to drill more holes?

 

[kooldawg6]

Thanks for the tips stan. I want to learn as much as I can about photography without getting to involved in it. I did step up to the DSLR because I want to do some more serious photography. I have learned and tried my best to make sure my reflection is not in the shot. I know trees don't help, but the time of day i had to work with wasn't my friend.

 

[kooldawg6]

Thanks kk and walter
My favorite shot is the 3rd in the post. Seeing that angle I want to drop it some and get the SHR window louvers for sure!!!!!
The GT500 spoiler is a direct bolt on using two of the four holes left by the stock spoiler. I have the 3D Carbon wing. It has included hardware if you want to drill two more holes in the trunk lid(one on each side), but there is adhesive all along the bottom and holds quite well. If you search my posts on the spoiler install, it is quite detailed.

 

[DarkFireGT]

Good pics.. you're learning. Might wanna open a Flickr account. There's tons of different groups where you can share your photos on. I get a lot of feedback by hosting my photos there. You make friends with other photographers and their most recent photos show up on your homepage for easy viewing. Yours do the same on theirs. If you have AT&T internet, Flickr Pro is free. I definitely have to go with a similar tire setup when I get wheels next year. That's so sick looking.