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626FX said:
Your neighbor got an FX?
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he's had one since we moved in. i think its an '03 since it has no rails. i believe he owns the house, and an old lady and two younger people live there also. kinda weird place.
 
yes it was. i didnt even realize it, but it popped into the pics. it was surprise even to me.
 
pics

I dont know if we're doing snow theme or not....

here's my snowy one.....
ROTM11snow.jpg

and here's another for shits and giggles..there lil' xmas trees in it!
ROTM11trees.jpg

and heres another...

and
ROTM11lot2.jpg
ROTM11lot1-1.jpg
which should i use?
 
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i like 1, 3, and 4 haha

2 is not rele tht good. just threw it up there cuz of the trees
 
oopsies!

i can fix that!

i cropped it badly...give me 2 minutes



*edit*

look back there---i fixed it!
 
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Number 1 is the money. The others weve basically seen already. Steady night shot? That is completely unexpected from you.
 
gto-dave said:
Number 1 is the money. The others weve basically seen already. Steady night shot? That is completely unexpected from you.
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:tears: lol! I SWEAR when i actually try to get good shots....half of them come out well!
now if only i could get a good shot of me snow-drifting........
 
yeap, #1 for sure... when you take pictures, look at the ground where your parked. you don't want lines, curbs & stuff, they take away from a clean shot most times. I remember the one you had when parked on like a circular thing, was your avi for a while, great shot except the thing you parked on killed it. also, look for stuff that's behind the fx like poles & stuff, always kills a shot when theres something sticking up behind it that looks like it sticking out of the top of you car...

#2 has trees cutting the bumpers off, 3 & 4 are on those lines which kinda kill it, 3 also has that pole sticking up out of the fender :tongue: look at your shot before you even get o looking through the viewfinder... look at the perimeter iof what your shooting & look for detractions like these before setting up your shot, or at least use photoshop to remove dtracting stuff from otherwise good shot... photography 101:rofl:...
 
you should also use the guide lines on your camera. That setting was created for people like you
 
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