Finally got to take pics of my C5. Photography is not my strong suit. Neither is photo editing.

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YOu seem a fine photographer to me. I mean, you managed to get the whole car into the picture -- isn't that about it!

Lovely car. You will enjoy it for a long time, I know.

 

Nice vette!

 

Looks Great!
Love the color with the tinted windows. Nothing wrong with the pics.

 

Lee, is that like the pilots who say any landing you walk away from is a good landing? I've seen some decent pics on this forum. There are some out there that know how to handle a camera.

But thank you anyway.

 

Great pics - great looking vette! Bet you turn a lot of heads.

Enjoy,
Stay safe.
Rita

 

I've said it once and I'll say it again, "I love that color"

 

You go Blue!!!!!!

Looking gooooooooooooooooooood!

Now doesn't that feel much better driving a C5?

 

Yes, it feels much better than my Camaro. It's been a good car considering what I've put it through. But it's definitely no C5. And yeah, I love the blue. Now if I could just take pics like say, Pecemker, I'd be in good shape

Mike

 

Yeah. I like to joke about it but the fact is that photography is an art, and I know it well. In another couple of the threads recently I've mentioned that "my wife was in Penthouse back in '79" which is true, she had all her clothes on too, she was interviewed as the author of a new book they were serializing. The Penthouse photographers took a head shot of her for the article and iI have the priginal, framed, in my office It is my favorite photo of her, just mesmerizing: this guy (he was sort of famous as a photog but I don't rember the name) really had a talent, as many others do too, and it makes a big difference. .

Me, I just joint the camera and try to keep the sun out of being directly in the lens. Still, the photos here came out well, you can see the clean lines of the car well and the light picked up the sculpting of the side lines well.