A Few Non-Photographic Tips for Shooting Motorsports
Today’s Posts by Joe Farace As the 2022 racing seasons begin to kick off down, here are some ideas to kick around, maybe, for this new season. After all the 2022 Rolex 24 at Daytona was on Saturday, January 29, 2022, so race days will be here before you know it....
Car Show Photography: Tip o’ the Week
Today’s Post by Joe Farace TIP: Ask owners to remove any placards that are placed under their windshield (windscreen if British) wipers. One of these days to be car show season again, although the monthly Vehicle Vault Cars & Coffee events continue through...
It’s Crowded? Try Photographing Part of Cars
Today’s Post by Joe Farace When photographing a car show or in a museum, I think it’s a good idea to make some close-up images of parts of cars. Don’t be frustrated by the lack of space and crowded working conditions that are often found at cars shows. Use...
Why Not Photograph Your Own Car?
Today’s Post by Joe Farace “The best way to learn how to photograph cars is “Practice, practice, practice.”—Joe Farace Since there isn’t always a car show scheduled so why not shoot your own car? On any given weekend pre-pandemic there was a...
Decision: Use Digital Zoom or Not?
Today’s Post by Joe Farace Most digital point and shoot cameras have optical zoom lenses that allow you to vary their focal length and change the size of an image being captured on the imaging chip. In most camera advertising, zoom lenses are often described by...Follow Me
