Hey guys,

Was out last night with a buddy and messing around with some photo skills....no expert but this was the best shoot of the night...was only using a Sony DSC-P150 Cybershot - no tripod but the wheely bin on its side came in handy

Any feedback/tips etc would be great as I would like to start getting more into this style of photography..

- Antzilla

Great start esp with a point n shoot camera.

I would clone out the rubbish on the ground or in future remove it from the pic..

Looking forward to seeing more pics.

Thanks mate, i wanted the rubbish in the pic as i wanted to give it that back street kinda feel..
Is there anyother way of getting some light onto the car without the use of a tourch? to make it smoother?

oh nicee should come n take sum pics of my evo 6 !

x2 for no rubbish, perhaps more scattered round the car for that feel?
i dont know looks like someone just dumped two soggy tissues on the ground and its pulling my attention

I feel its distracting the image.. But if you wanted it there then fair enough.

Perhaps some constant light with a softbox.

Look up light painting in google or youtube.

you are better than most

seriously. good shit man

you could use the roof light for inside maybe?

Hotspot.

However there's always masking. Use the center light and just expose for that then shoot for the other stuff.. Easily done.

we did on this pic

Took a few more last night...

Nice, a little messy with the light painting though, was it a narrow beam torch?

yeah trying to find a light box!

This may be a little weird but, have you thought of making your own 'light wand'? Getting a CCFL & inverter and just hooking that up to another cars battery with a long arse lead, that'll give you a bigger, softer light and will spread more too to help stop the narrow beamness. Just a thought.

studio strobe with modelling light on works best!

Looks good to me mate. (but im not expert)
nice ride

all in all man. awsome pics. Love em. good job aye.

Haha, a couple octaboxes would work wonders too

yeh lol

i like the shots, not bad for a point n' shoot camera,

Hey mate, great shots!
Was just wondering what interior lights your mate used and what they are called?
cheers.