This latest project isn't especially original but one has to give the client what they want. And they wanted flying cars. Or rather flipping and flying through the air. Now the client's son, for whom these images were made, only had cars at 1/64 scale, which typically do not have very convincing details. So I agreed to supply some cars at 1/36 scale and added them to the invoice. I didn't add too many backgrounds to the images so as not to distract from the cars and I also decided to set all the action at night.The last two images aren't flying but they had gull wing doors so I picked them up thinking I could use them for something but ultimately I just made stills using e-smoke and lighting.
Nov 08, 2018Nov 08, 2018Alpha Whiskey PhotographyThis latest project isn't especially original but one has to give the client what they want. And they wanted flying cars. Or rather flipping and flying through the air.
Now the client's son, for whom these images were made, only had cars at 1/64 scale, which typically do not have very convincing details. So I agreed to supply some cars at 1/36 scale and added them to the invoice.
I didn't add too many backgrounds to the images so as not to distract from the cars and I also decided to set all the action at night.
The last two images aren't flying but they had gull wing doors so I picked them up thinking I could use them for something but ultimately I just made stills using e-smoke and lighting.
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