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The '68 Shelby Cobra

November 10, 2014 by Eric Wojtkun in Alpharetta, Americana, Art, Atlanta, Automobile, Capture One, Christianity, Editing, Event, Fujifiilm, Georgia, Photography

   The ability to shoot fantastic people, things and events is what keeps me coming back to this hobby.   I seek out lots of challenges, and they help me grow both as a professional and personal.

   This '68 Shelby GT500KR was a hoot to be around.  It is one of four that year to have both an automatic transmission and an air conditioner.  It sounds real pretty when it is running as well.

   During this shoot I learned firsthand the value of speed, efficiency, and technical skills required to provide top tier products.  I realized about 25 things in my last accounting of to improves from this shoot.  The biggest one I can mention now is the value of shooting in a good lighting window or creating your own good lighting.

  As I created these images I could understand the technical masterpieces so many artists create with good strobes, reflectors and scrims.  On the day of this shot I did not have a large enough scrim...say about 10x20 feet... so we moved the vehicles all around to make this work out in good lighting.  Try as I might the 46 inch circular just did not cut it no matter what we did.

   Despite all that I still produced a some really nice images I am happy to share!

-ehw

PS. As will all my images they are available for sale, and 10% of the sale price will go to charity.

November 10, 2014 /Eric Wojtkun
shelby, Cobra, automobiles, Americana, Mustang, Ford, Georgia, Atlanta
Alpharetta, Americana, Art, Atlanta, Automobile, Capture One, Christianity, Editing, Event, Fujifiilm, Georgia, Photography
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