White Evo Shoot
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White Evo Shoot
Meet up with Alex (BoosTedEj25). He's newer to our area so I decided to hit him up to see if he wanted to get some photos. Obviously he was down and we met up Tuesday afternoon to get them done. Vin (IncredibleHulk) also came and I know he got some nice shots of the car as well, so I assume he will chime in. Very cool guy & one of the nicest evo's... if not the nicest... I have ever seen. Also had the power to back it up.
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PHOTOS REMOVED BY HD 3/16/10
Last edited by HoosierDaddy; Mar 16, 2010 at 12:25 PM.
shoulda slapped a slower shutter speed for the rolling shot to get a lil more blur in there but looks good bro!
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+1 you need to lower your shutter when doing the rolling shots so it doesn't look like the car is just stopped in the middle of the road. Other than that, nice shots..
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That's a really clean evo , one of the nicest around.
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if you and vin shoot the same car one more time, im gonna flip out, haha. i dont even know why.
anyways, they look good, but like everyone else said, slow down the shutter for the rollers, blah blah.
anyways, they look good, but like everyone else said, slow down the shutter for the rollers, blah blah.
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very nice, first is my fav and I really like the last one but it seems a bit dark. I wanna shoot some cars! 
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