[Buickboy92]

Re: some shots.... (raised-on-DUBS)

Quote, originally posted by raised-on-DUBS »

seriously... wtf?

Didn't notice that before!

 

[ShockwaveCS]

Re: some shots.... (Buickboy92)

sometimes yo ucan slowly capture an image over ten to 30 seconds. stuff will show up. it help with shine and the way light is allowed in. I think.

 

[rickster123]

these are sold in the states, didn't know that how much for one a mill..

 

[butikmoii]

Seriously whats that on a photo??

 

[mklasse]

Re: some shots.... (ShockwaveCS)

Quote, originally posted by ShockwaveCS »

sometimes yo ucan slowly capture an image over ten to 30 seconds. stuff will show up. it help with shine and the way light is allowed in. I think.

If that's the case, there should be blurry movements as the "person" is not actually there when the shot done. But then i dunno, the photographer should know better as all pictures are edited, there is no way he missed that ghostly shadow

 

[jmuscava]

Wonder why they didnt bother putting the license plate frame on straight...on a $1 million car

 

[PsychoVolvo]

The pictures are taken with a process called HDR. You take several different exposures and blend them together to bring out detail in the highlights and shadows. Apparently, in one of the exposures he took for the back angle, somebody was standing next to it. For that same reason, you hardly see HDR's of scenes with a lot of movement.

 

[Fritz.Monica16]

How come someone even think of putting such a buty on such a display stage! However, should visit the dealer to see what actually is cooking.

 

[Squallie]

the ghost of Bugatti

 

[Eagle Eye 22]

These are great shots... the ghost is a bit spooky, not sure how that would come about, unless you were shooting in film and not digital!?