Mini photoshoot
 

Wanted to take some pictures of the Max somewhere else besides my driveway so I went out and took some shots. I am by no means a good photographer as you can tell lol but I had some fun editing them. Any tips would be appreciated as I would really like to start getting some really good pics of it.

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Nice car, sometimes simple is good.

As for photography, lighting really helps. Try taking pictures when there is overcast, the clouds act like a huge light diffuser and creates even lighting, especially important for dark colored cars. Also try playing with different points of view, like high and low. Taking a picture from ground level or an elevated level higher than eye level can make a difference.

Looking good! Nice, classy and simple...always a good combo. Your bumper lights are lightly smoked right? I did the same on my I30. Gives it a nice look...the color isn't as bold, but you can still see it.

Clean.

Very clean max! Just adding onto what was said above. An pick your points on when you shoot, like when sunset is nearing. An definitely doesn't hurt to pick a place with a little more scenery but still keeping that isolated atmosphere. Looks good though!