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Old 10-13-2011, 11:13 PM
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Hey guys, I am looking to start a small side business to generate a little bit of "fun money". I used to build cars and am still involved in the scene in my area, but I would like to start doing automotive photos on the side. I have been taking pictures for myself for a few years and have a lot of good feedback from the people that have seen them. I was hoping you guys would have some ideas about how to get this little project off the ground. I am not looking to make this a full time job, just a few times here and there. I attached a couple of my pictures to see if you guys think I would be able to actually make something of this.
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Old 10-13-2011, 11:20 PM
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I'm no expert, but watch your reflections, things growing out of the cars, backgrounds, etc. Simple stuff makes or breaks it in photography. I've seen amazing photos with low dollar camera's, just knowing how to set up the pics, lighting, and the things I mentioned.

Steve Rupp here on the site and Scott (XcYZ) are a couple guys that know their way around a camera. Hopefully they'll post up. I like the idea, it's a way to have fun and make extra money.
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