A few pics of my IS F on Treasure Island (NWS)
08-26-08, 12:08 AM
#17
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That's one mean lookin' ride. 
I'm pretty sure I saw your IS-F once with tinted tail lights on my lunch break, as I work in moffett field. Looks like I'll get to your ride again at EOS.
I'm pretty sure I saw your IS-F once with tinted tail lights on my lunch break, as I work in moffett field. Looks like I'll get to your ride again at EOS.
08-26-08, 01:12 PM
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Woah Woah Woah Woah Woah
You paid money for some pudgy girl to stand next to your car in mis-matched underwear and hooker boots?
I think you are using the term "model" a bit liberally here buddy....
08-26-08, 02:49 PM
#21
I think you misunderstood the feeback. Everyone, almost everyone, gave thumbs up on #5 pic, which is classy. They're not bashing the model, but question about taste and class.
Keep in mind, when you post stuffs on the cyber space, gotta be prepared for +/- feedback. Can't sugar coat for everything
Enjoy your model, nevertheless ;-)
Keep in mind, when you post stuffs on the cyber space, gotta be prepared for +/- feedback. Can't sugar coat for everything
Enjoy your model, nevertheless ;-)
08-26-08, 03:05 PM
#22
Lexus Connoisseur
Come on guys, VelvetBlue came here to share pictures of his IS F and a model. He didn't ask for negative comments to be said about the model or just negativity period. If you have nothing nice to say or add to the thread, keep it to yourself. Simple as that. 
08-26-08, 03:22 PM
#24
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I think you misunderstood the feeback. Everyone, almost everyone, gave thumbs up on #5 pic, which is classy. They're not bashing the model, but question about taste and class.
Keep in mind, when you post stuffs on the cyber space, gotta be prepared for +/- feedback. Can't sugar coat for everything
Enjoy your model, nevertheless ;-)
Keep in mind, when you post stuffs on the cyber space, gotta be prepared for +/- feedback. Can't sugar coat for everything
Enjoy your model, nevertheless ;-)
However, comments like - "get your money back" etc. though are just uncalled for and not very constructive. Probably even classless and typical stereotype of what you get on internet car forums in general.
08-26-08, 03:42 PM
#25
If that was me, I would still got good chuckles at the "money back" comment. I still cleaning off the coffee spilled on the monitor ;-)
After all, you're the one who got upclosed w/ the model.
Enjoy it.
TP.
PS. Got any more models you wanna share
After all, you're the one who got upclosed w/ the model.
Enjoy it.
TP.
PS. Got any more models you wanna share
I didn't misunderstand the feedback and I don't have a problem with people expressing their opinion be it good or bad. It's useful information for me to take into consideration next time I do one of these.
However, comments like - "get your money back" etc. though are just uncalled for and not very constructive. Probably even classless and typical stereotype of what you get on internet car forums in general.
However, comments like - "get your money back" etc. though are just uncalled for and not very constructive. Probably even classless and typical stereotype of what you get on internet car forums in general.
08-26-08, 05:58 PM
#27
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08-26-08, 06:42 PM
#29
Hey man nice car!!
Couple of tips on the shooting:
pic 1 is your best because you have the whole car in there. No need for that one to be black and white because it doesn't contrast well.
pic 2 cut off bumper, other wise could have been a decent shot
pic 3 cut off "models" foot, and just a funky angle
pic 4 cut off bumper, emm yeah take some quick detailer with you as mentioned to get those prints off that look like you might have been doing more than just shooting pics with that "model"
pic 5 cut off bumper
Last tip. Yeah if you paid for that model she should be wearing clothes. Just because MUFFIN TOP next to that super nice car just doesn't work. Like the car has much better lines than her. I mean I wouldn't kick her out of bed, but I wouln't really try hard to get her there either. I like em skinny
Nice car once again
Couple of tips on the shooting:
pic 1 is your best because you have the whole car in there. No need for that one to be black and white because it doesn't contrast well.
pic 2 cut off bumper, other wise could have been a decent shot
pic 3 cut off "models" foot, and just a funky angle
pic 4 cut off bumper, emm yeah take some quick detailer with you as mentioned to get those prints off that look like you might have been doing more than just shooting pics with that "model"
pic 5 cut off bumper
Last tip. Yeah if you paid for that model she should be wearing clothes. Just because MUFFIN TOP next to that super nice car just doesn't work. Like the car has much better lines than her. I mean I wouldn't kick her out of bed, but I wouln't really try hard to get her there either. I like em skinny
Nice car once again
08-26-08, 07:06 PM
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I I personally think that you want to encompass both beauty of the girl as well as the look of the car as the image. I'm not sure if it's the lens distortion, but on some of the images I feel that she's on the part of the image that has a slight curvature. As a result, she looks a little fatter than she probably really is in reality.............. I'm commenting on and not her.
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