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Sacto Mitch2013 VS Supporting Member

Ed, notes from a former photog:

The originals were shot from farther away with a longer lens. This softens the foreground and background and makes the car 'pop' more.

Also, if you've got any control over the aperture (f stop) on the camera you're using, open that up as far as you can (smaller f-number), for the same reason.

Otherwise, that looks like a great location for nice, clean backgrounds.

Finally, very late or very early light adds a bit more drama - not that the car needs that, really.

9/12/205:05 PM

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