Most AGGRESIVE ANGLE of our cars???
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Car: 1986 IROC-Z
I think it depends on the car. I have always preferred shots that show paint reflection, and lighter-colored cars don't reflect as much as the darker colors. Therefore, the same viewpoint for two different cars could result in a great picture for one case, but a washed-out picture for the other. Also, I think that angled shots look far better than direct head-on or profile shots.
Viewpoints that don't show the entire car are cool, too. It makes the person looking at the picture have to think for a moment until he/she realizes exactly what they're looking at.
Lastly, I think that the face of the front wheel should face the camera in angled shots (if you decide to turn the front wheels). I feel that turned front wheels look bad if you're taking a direct side shot of the car. The wheels just aren't symmetrical (sorry, no pic for that one).
That's just my two cents. I've done a lot of experimenting and that's how I like to do things
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Viewpoints that don't show the entire car are cool, too. It makes the person looking at the picture have to think for a moment until he/she realizes exactly what they're looking at.
Lastly, I think that the face of the front wheel should face the camera in angled shots (if you decide to turn the front wheels). I feel that turned front wheels look bad if you're taking a direct side shot of the car. The wheels just aren't symmetrical (sorry, no pic for that one).
That's just my two cents. I've done a lot of experimenting and that's how I like to do things
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:rockon: I'm likin' that!! 
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From: Wall Township, NJ
Car: 1987 "1991 Z" Sport Coupe
Engine: LG4
Transmission: TH700R4
heres a couple more.....and i think i figured out the posting more than 1 pic thing....enjoy
Last edited by bubbakutz; Dec 24, 2002 at 10:11 AM.
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