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Thanks FSTS13 I have the 70-200 2.8IS and yeah Sidd the IS is noisy, but it really doesn't bother me at all...

Sweet water drops Sidd, how did you do it?

Cheers..

hmm dropped some water from the top into a container and took a picture :P hahah

Yup simple as that.. and i guess i used flash too. Meh i did it ghetto style. Will do it properly next time, now that i know what i was doing.

one from a series I did today for craved/craved coatings

Awesome :P

Nice photos there Sl!m, did you use any filters or edit them? The sky is look extremely blue!!!

Out of curiosity, what made you go with orange rims?

Cheers mate.

just UV filter. Out of the last 3 photos, the first one is the one with an unedited sky. Edited the photos a tad in Adobe Elements, which is rare for me haha.. I usually got with a very unnatural look with my photos..contrast all over the place and saturation etc.

Well the car isn't done yet, still got a bit more to do with the orange, chose that colour mainly because it's not some thing you tend to see every day, it goes well with the black and needed some thing to show off the work that Craved Coatings does.

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