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I got my first media accreditation at the 2023 Le Mans 24 Hour race, I was 17. I completely agree with you. But I think as young photographers, we shouldn't see accreditations like THE achievement of our career... It takes nothing from a race organiser to give you a media pass. I really think the thing we should focus on is how to sell pictures, this is an achievement to me.

5:25 Funny this is my absolute go to lens when it comes down to autosport event photography. For me it would be Lightroom presets.

I just want to a car show this Saturday To take pictures and videos Instead of the Crowd being where I wanted them to be they kept trying not to get in my way I had to keep telling to go ahead it ok lol

Ok. Fair enough.

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Loved this video. Justin is an awesome dude.

Use a long lens on a tripod set at 50% of the cars total height to avoid most of what he has discussed here - if possible shoot on an overcast day -

As much as I want to argue against this, I've mostly been shooting with a digital rangefinder lately. Not necessarily for car photography lately, but I do see your point.

Wow! Amazing video

I’m on my 4th 4x4!🤣 It’s a Twinair (Mk4) and I love it. Previously owned a Mk3 and loved that too. Before that, a 4x4 Sisley with the fun gauges that warn you’re about to tip over just before you do. And the very first was the original 4x4 with removable deckchair seats. The original design was just so clever + functional, cute + chunky. Loved ‘em all

Thanks for the feedback - plenty of great learning points - I'll be back... 🙂

1. Embrace the crowd 2. Find details (using telephoto lens) 3. Find framing 4. Take pictures of dogs

Really good video 👍

Probably a silly question but do I have it in burst mode or single shot? Just want to improve my rollers

Another great video dude!

I like the Bentley shot, it looks classy and natural (except the sun ?)

Another great installment of critiquing car photos. Thanks for doing this.

Enjoyed watching this installment of critiquing, and definitely looking forward to the next.

That Jimny photo was pretty exquisite

I Will have to agree with everyone else. I don't think you are being mean at all. Critique is what makes people better, and if anyone didn't want it then maybe they should just abstain from these type of things

„Another BMW with objectionable styling … I laughed so hard😂

This was an interesting watch. My top pick is the Ford Focus ST at sunset, from North Wales Car Photography. Another top pick would be the Ford Ranger in the desert canyon. I would've liked to have seen that last picture of the Lamborghini at sunset coming around the corner instead of shot from behind. I look forward to your next critique.

If sebastian reads this: Lustig dich hier zu sehen, wir haben uns öfters bei den Auto-meets gesehen😂

Wow you are really churning out the videos! Appreciate it alot

Kevin, thanks so much for the critique and feedback 🙏🏼

Looking at these videos and applying the critique to my own photos makes me want to redo a lot of my pictures 😅 in a good way tho. It gives me a lot more ideas

We all appreciate the feedback you're giving

Love the series, thank you.

You're giving your critique of our photos, I don't think you've been harsh at all. We can't get better without criticism and ways to do better. Thanks for continuing to put out these critique videos.

Thank you for the video! It's really nice to see others awesome work and learn from them.

If i were to shoot at 200mm, would i still get a similar DOF on an apsc camera?

Best shots were the Bronco and AMG GT. Yellow GT3 would have liked to have seen it with the sun behind the camera. Looking forward to your next critique!

I am super stoked at this series! I've been eagerly looking for some advice and i worked up the courage to submit some photos. Hope you can check them out!

FYI: check control panel on the E30. Sort of like a pre-flight check on various systems (lights, coolant, washer fluid, engine oil). Standard on E30's.

Awesome to see your take on people's imagens once again! Waiting for the next episodes 🙏

HI! Will You continue this series about Critiquing Car Photos? I sent You one photo of BMW F31 from Gdynia in Poland. This photo did not appear in both episodes of this series :(

"Iphone 0" bwahahaha... possibly true.. It was 2007.

some very talented photographers here!

Thanks for the critique! The CTS-V is silver. Good point, a more consistent color grade would make the V shots work better together! My only lens is a Sigma 24mm-70mm on an A7IV, and these shots were at the 50mm to 70mm range. In the AMG photo the crooked cloud is the horizon. I want it removed, too! Many thanks! Mike

Too bad didn't get to send mine! Don't think mines are worthy of your feedback! But anyways, I've learnt a lot from u! Thx for everything u have taught me through your videos.

Great information. Plenty of tips to use out in the friend. Thanks

great to get feedback, thanks! will definitely send in some more photos at a later time if you continue this series. btw. the BBS wheels on the Scirocco are real, you've got a good eye👍

Thank you for the amazing Video. Love watching every second.

Still havent seen my images yet, but also i have upgraded my camera body and editing style so may send more of my recent images for the future! These videos help with ideas too. Love seeing other peoples work!

Thank you for making another video on the series. My photos nowhere to be found 😢 i hope you haven't forgotten about them

First in line 🥹 I’ll take my licks. The mustang was a dewy morning with coastal sunrise filling in. I hadn’t been up close with the new ‘24 up to that point and had to stop to get a snap. Remainder internalized. I’ll take these critiques and work with them 😊

Great one. But dude, what's up with the squirrelly music during the final video? :D

Great video, you really explained it well, thank you 🙏🏻

Hmmmm.....need to watch those vertical lines. Unintentional photo bombs. Hard to shoot on the street without light poles and wires, etc. Use a circular polarizer, too

Thanks for the succinct video, just learning again and found it very helpful.