the Evoque shots look fantastic Micky, sure you aren't a professional photographer for car magazines?

I honestly, wouldn't be able to tell the difference

do you mind if i pinch that for my work desktop background?

Is there a large version(1024 x 683)?

Thanks Stason.
Which one did you want for the desktop?
I would love to get paid for my work. It is in the pipeline just a waiting game at the moment

this one

http://www.flickr.com/photos/micky_photography/7076186375/

i did check sizes but the larger one was greyed out ( i presume that was the original)

So far most of my desktop backgrounds are your own pictures Micky, I like the style in which you take your shots.

I like my backgrounds on my computer to be simple but eye catching too much detail i tend to not take notice of often, not that you would do any ways on a desktop background.

When i get my car finished and all polished up would love to get yourself and the camera out on my car

Here you go.

My flickr account is set so only i can download the pics

Would love to get some pics of your car when it's done & the vxr8 when you get one.
Getting quite a list going for cars to photograph, Kennys, Robs bike, Adams + his dads Noble. Once i have my rig built and a few other bits in place will start building my portfolio

How about the rig on the bike dont think i have seen it done before, may have balance issues................

It'd have to be bloody secure mind

id love to see u take some pics of my car and show me how its done
especially with the changes ive made

Have seen it done once.
At a guess i would say use one suction cup on the tank. Then counter balance the camera with a weight on the other end.

Something like this


Tracking form a car would be alot easier.

Stephen

Jeez Micky And i can remember all of us TRYING to take a pic of a Star at night in 2006 at Newquay

EXCELLENT Pics

Thanks Kev

That was almost 6 yrs ago

Nice idea Micky

Excellent pics Micky

Cheers guys,
Just finished a re edit of one of the rigs. Spent about an hour trying different techniques.

Any better? I'm 95% happy with this one.

Evoque rig reedit by Micky Photography, on Flickr
In particual the area around the light abouve the car

Looks brilliant