Another Touring

[billschusteriv]

I took the first one for the photo contest, but when I downloaded it I was extremely unhappy with the outcome.

The rest are from a photoshoot I did around Germantown, MD at a local industrial building.











These are all unedited, uncropped. Please be gentle. Constructive criticism welcome.

I plan on doing some post production when I have time.

[mikeyb74]

Looks good ...I ended up removing the rack because I was not using it lately. Now my fuel mileage went up.

[danewilson77]

Damn...so smexy. Needs moar lower.

[Ryans323i]

Do you have the 5mm spacers on you had mentioned before? I pretty sure I can see a difference in the rear.

Either way the wagon is look'n good. Would like to see shadow trim on it though. It is DIY-able too.

[mikeyb74]

^+1

I need spacers and finish the black out trim.

[danewilson77]

^+1

I need spacers and finish the black out trim.

+2

[Ryans323i]

Oh, btw, love the front plate!

[C Withers Media]

#3 is on point.

[static667]

Looking good, Bill. Shadowline trim would be hot on the swaggerwagon.

[billschusteriv]

Looks good ...I ended up removing the rack because I was not using it lately. Now my fuel mileage went up.

Hmmm... that's a great idea. I might have to try that. Did you remove the factory rails too?

Damn...so smexy. Needs moar lower.

Thanks! Yes... KW V1s would have me looking less XI-ish.

Do you have the 5mm spacers on you had mentioned before? I pretty sure I can see a difference in the rear.

I'm looking at a metric ruler... and I want to say they might have been 15mm spacers. Sorry if I misspoke. There was quite a difference when I measured the wheel. I'm not flush... but I've got a little wider stance in the back. I like.

Either way the wagon is look'n good. Would like to see shadow trim on it though. It is DIY-able too.

Looking good, Bill. Shadowline trim would be hot on the swaggerwagon.

Thanks! Mmmmm... Would like. I may try some vinyl on the window and rear roundel trim and replace the front grill later this year. I'm afraid I'm too chicken to sand and spray as Stewart suggests....

#3 is on point.

Thanks Casey!

With this set of shots, I was getting rather frustrated with the lack of clarity in the background of the shots. I assume its "normal" for the background to lose focus as I zoom and focus on an object in the foreground - but because it isn't more out of focus, it just looks "messy" or "sloppy" to me. Is that just me? I'm assuming it's something I'm doing as I've heard many times that any shot can be made good irregardless of the equipment.

I should've snapped a bunch more, but I was trying to rush and get a bunch of different shots.

Once I finish my reading list of parenting books, I'll be moving onto photography books...