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Originally Posted by Krusty79
Unfortunately, seeing the car parked at the curb takes away some of the impact. If you were able to shoot this in front of an old garage or junkyard, that would give you a more powerful image. I know that's out of your control, though.
You might want to get familiar with the histogram function of your camera to help tell when shots have underexposed/overexposed areas.
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I eventually grew familiar with it, but at the time I didn't really know what I was doing in general. I just saw something cool and pointed a camera in its general direction while pushing down on that button on top of it.
To me, seeing the car on the curb is exactly what gives it impact. A car like this could be found in any garage or junkyard anywhere, where finding one on a curb, with fire extinguisher fluid still wet on the ground, really sets a scene.