First Photo Post - My "Work In Progress"

[Desertdog]

This is my '86 Toyota 4x4, I'm currently rebuilding her engine, right now she has a flat front passenger tire and is being held up by a bottle jack ut:

Anyway, without further adieu: (note: assuming I can get this to work how I'm intending lol )

[polarbeardiggers]

well first of all ,its a nice truck, for what we can see of it, front and back is cut off,kind of a no-no when showing off the main subject,then again i suppose you don't want the plates shown, you could always clone them out, way too bright over the top, a wider angle would of been nicer,or even a side shot from front to back,putting the truck in the thirds of the shot,for compositional aspects,good luck on the rebuild,its a nice truck.

[Frog]

A lot of those around here so they must be pretty good off road vehicles.
polarbear is right. A photo should not chop off the front and back. You'll need a better background to really show her off, too.

[GB1]

Welcome to the board. I would agree with the others - clipping off the nose and tail of the truck does it no justice. The most interesting part is definitely the front btw. It's also a bit soft and the hood is too bright (blown out) to see anything. Calls for a reshoot.

Btw, not sure why I'd be worried about someone seeing my license plate numbers?

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[Desertdog]

Welcome to the board. I would agree with the others - clipping off the nose and tail of the truck does it no justice. The most interesting part is definitely the front btw. It's also a bit soft and the hood is too bright (blown out) to see anything. Calls for a reshoot.

Btw, not sure why I'd be worried about someone seeing my license plate numbers?

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Definitely going to reshoot when the lighting is right; I totally agree w/ the top right 1/3 diagonal being blown out, and I'll change the angle a bit to include the front more and not chop off the back

Hah, yeah, I'm honestly not too worried about it, I was more just trying that angle/etc to see how it worked, thanks guys! :thumbsup: