Mike
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Registered: 20th May 06
Location: nr. Skipton, North Yorkshire
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Took some photos of my car before. Any advice on improving them (Other than giving it a clean) 
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JonnyJ
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First of all never have the car "driving out of shot" like in the 4th pic.
Think about your BG, a big "pets at home" sign just distracts from the car, which should be the focus in all of the pictures.
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Mike
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Cheers mate I'll keep that in mind.
Anyone else?
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Robin
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Registered: 7th Jan 04
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If the car is centred, make sure it fills the picture.
If it's off centre, it needs to go by the 'rule of thirds' thing, where you have imaginary lines on third from each edge of the picture, and where it intersects, the car should be there, like you have in pics 7 and 8, but it's all wrong in pic 6.
That and the flash, and take care not to have distracting backgrounds 
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Mike
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Thanks
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ash_corsa
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background is a bit thing i think
like try and find somewhere tidy without litter everywhere, nice hotels, business parks etc are all usualy good places to take a few tidy pics
good luck
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