some more of BMW M6:

and a Honda civic type-R

did u use filters ?? great work by the way

nope, all eh pics are made with canon 350d and kit lens. that's all. hopefully, next time in London, i'll buy some polarisation and UV filters! so, ani interest in having one of your cars filmed? i'll be in london third week of octobre, so if anyone wants to get some pics, let me know. you can also contact me on +38640599680 (i recomend SMS, a lot cheaper) and we'll figure something out!

regards, Miha

hy there!

For all those, who want to buy them selves an unique christmas present, I have just the right thing for you! I'll be in London from 16.12.2006 to 5.1.2007 and i'll make a special new years deal if somebody would be interested in taking photos of your cars or anything else:thumbup: if somebody is interested, just send me an email with your wishes and ideas to miha.travnik[at]gmail.com

I hope that i'll get to meet some of you and have a pint or two in a local pub:orb_party

Interesting.

I'm looking at these as someone who is a keen amateur photographer rather than a car nut

What it shows to me is how much better the DSLR has done compared to the compact camera in getting the exposure right. The first sets of pictures in the thread had a lot of difficult exposure situations and the detail was lost in over and under exposed areas.

There are some similar faults in the 350D images but to a far lesser degree. Also disproves those that think the kit lens can't be any good just because it has a plastic body.

You might want to re-think your last posts as it makes the thread look like a spamming exercise - which I hope it isn't.

Some superb work there, and great inspiration with what can be done with standard camera kit, especially with a S9600 - seriously impressed

And I did smile at the irony of having 'SLO' as the country identifier of an M6!

Would be great if just a selection of these were made available in the standard computer wallpaper resolution - would keep me going for a few months at least!

Steve