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Hi all,

I have a question about pictures of GTR.

I saw some of the GTR photos, some of them looked really good but on other hand some of them looked not as good as what I expected it to be. Both pictures are from almost the same position and angle. They have the same color too. I am curious about why some of pictures look different even though the object in the photo are the same. I am kinda confused about this so I checked on other cars like Audi R8 which all the pictures looked amazing. I just dont understand what the problem is,because whenever I see the real car in person, it is like this is the best car in my opinion.

Anybody can explain this to me?

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Lens zoom (focal length) can make a big difference. Here are two shots from similar positions* with very different effects.


dez&john at flickr
http://www.drewphill...ssan/index.html

The first (wider angle) emphasizes the massive rear of the GT-R, as you might experience the GT-R at a close distance. Here, the car's huge rear is amplified. The second represents a view as you would see the car from a distance. The front appears bulkier. Also note that background objects in the second pic are likewise amplified, and for some this could be distracting and drawing attention away from the car.
*Composition is also a factor. A subtle shift in position, a few feet in either direction, can make a considerable difference. The first picture IMO does a better job of drawing out the dynamic interplay of the GT-R's strong shoulder line as it plunges and blends in with the muscular front fender. A lower shooting angle, from which one might rarely see a car, can also give it a different sense of height or add to its exotic looks.
Sometimes, you want to use a stronger zoom to dramatically heighten a sense of tension, particularly when shooting frontal views.
 
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