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J____ 11-23-2010 01:19 PM

holy that gt3 image from matt kwok is amazing!


but i voted for tom anyway :D

GFunk 11-23-2010 01:29 PM

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Originally Posted by J____ (Post 7199618)
holy that gt3 image from matt kwok is amazing!


but i voted for tom anyway :D

This one?

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-..._7105958_n.jpg

I was blown away by it too... I thought all the shots would look more or less the same but this one proved that wrong

Rikaro 11-23-2010 01:38 PM

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Originally Posted by J____ (Post 7199618)
holy that gt3 image from matt kwok is amazing!


but i voted for tom anyway :D

Come on man I need some support lol. I'm not fb popular enough!
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Miche@BJAutohaus 11-23-2010 01:46 PM

make sure to visit
http://www.facebook.com/BrianJesselAutohaus?v=photos
to view all pictures submitted!


check back often as pictures are still being submitted by photographers
deadline for submissions is Nov 25 at noon! voting deadline is Dec 7 so you have a full 2 weeks to vote!

J____ 11-23-2010 01:46 PM

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Originally Posted by Rikaro (Post 7199640)
Come on man I need some support lol. I'm not fb popular enough!
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oh shit thats you? lol ok i'll vote for u too! that one's calendar quality fo shizzle!

Rikaro 11-23-2010 02:48 PM

Yeah LOL not a lot of people know that I'm actually on here
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trollguy 11-23-2010 03:16 PM

Really? The winner will be decided by how many "likes" it receives?

I hope to see a calendar, based on pics taken by popular people.

Atlantis 11-23-2010 03:51 PM

Not all by likes, its the composition of the photo. Elegance, beauty, and mechanics, they will be taking thus all in consideration. So if u have a pic of the car or just model, it won't qualify I believe. But yah, Matts is pretty damn good! Props to the Photoshop :) really cleanly done.
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GFunk 11-23-2010 04:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Atlantis (Post 7199836)
Not all by likes, its the composition of the photo. Elegance, beauty, and mechanics, they will be taking thus all in consideration. So if u have a pic of the car or just model, it won't qualify I believe. But yah, Matts is pretty damn good! Props to the Photoshop :) really cleanly done.
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I think what slowguy was referring to was that regardless of who's composition and overall product is better, popularity is more important given a contest with this structure

Mananetwork 11-23-2010 04:55 PM

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Originally Posted by GFunk (Post 7199630)
This one?

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-..._7105958_n.jpg

I was blown away by it too... I thought all the shots would look more or less the same but this one proved that wrong

Well this one's been photoshoped really well. Cars/people/dodging and burning. I like the gloomy fog rolling in as well ahahah
I'm scared it might actually win.

J____ 11-23-2010 06:08 PM

^^^ shoulda outsourced ur photoshopping to me lol.

Mananetwork 11-23-2010 06:51 PM

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Originally Posted by J____ (Post 7200050)
^^^ shoulda outsourced ur photoshopping to me lol.

That's the game plan. You can then put the car up on a mountain racing down with the girl behind the wheel

!SG 11-24-2010 04:42 AM

man, some of the shots are outstanding.

some of the entries just totally misunderstand the concept. grab a good photo that you took, tweak it to make it look outstanding but still look like a photo you can possibly take. some of the photochopping is just out of hand.

Rikaro 11-24-2010 10:17 AM

Where are your shots Jackson? We need to see some of your epic skin tone edits!

J____ 11-24-2010 01:08 PM

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Originally Posted by !SG (Post 7200752)
man, some of the shots are outstanding.

some of the entries just totally misunderstand the concept. grab a good photo that you took, tweak it to make it look outstanding but still look like a photo you can possibly take. some of the photochopping is just out of hand.

I think the general public has to overcome the misconception that photoshop is 'cheating' for photography. It's a part of the workflow for digital photography. It's like saying tuning a race car is 'cheating' before a race. Would you ever see cars in a race running straight from the factory? Not a chance, it'll be gutted, race suspension, aero kits, even different engine. But it's your contest, so your rules. My suggestion is if you didn't want the images to be as photoshopped, you should of stated that in the official rules prior to the event and not punish people's entries after the shoot and give 'out of hand photoshopped' images an equal chance at winning.

That being said, GOOD photoshopping should not be noticed and goes hand in hand with GOOD photography no matter how extreme. I am sure if a photographer is capable of doing good extreme photoshopping, he/she is equally capable of taking an amazing raw image. Like Matt :D


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Originally Posted by Rikaro (Post 7200979)
Where are your shots Jackson? We need to see some of your epic skin tone edits!

i had an editorial shoot and couldnt go!!! =(

Rikaro 11-24-2010 03:56 PM

I think when we work as a photographer in today's world, Photoshop and post processing are essential skills to become a good photographer. We are speaking especially for pro commercial photographers. I'm not trying to convince anyone here but think about food without spicing, girls without makeup. There's still a boundary where the organics are better, but post processing is already considered playing in a different sand box. Just a thought.

Lol Jackson I didn't even know you until you started posting my photos on here and when my friend showed me this link. But great skills you have. I have a few buddies of mine showing your work to me before!
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GFunk 11-24-2010 03:57 PM

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Originally Posted by J____ (Post 7201255)
I think the general public has to overcome the misconception that photoshop is 'cheating' for photography. It's a part of the workflow for digital photography. It's like saying tuning a race car is 'cheating' before a race. Would you ever see cars in a race running straight from the factory? Not a chance, it'll be gutted, race suspension, aero kits, even different engine. But it's your contest, so your rules. My suggestion is if you didn't want the images to be as photoshopped, you should of stated that in the official rules prior to the event and not punish people's entries after the shoot and give 'out of hand photoshopped' images an equal chance at winning.

That being said, GOOD photoshopping should not be noticed and goes hand in hand with GOOD photography no matter how extreme. I am sure if a photographer is capable of doing good extreme photoshopping, he/she is equally capable of taking an amazing raw image. Like Matt :D

QFT. I was going to post something along the same lines to SG's wallpost on the BJ Autohaus facebook group but Jackson sums it up nicely here

!SG 11-24-2010 05:45 PM

not my contest, not my rules. =)

photoshopping should not be seen, otherwise, its not a photo anymore, its just another billboard ad. photoshop should be used as a tool to enhance the photo.

again, not my contest, not my rules.

i guess i should be more blunt about it. 4 models holding up a car is not photography to me. shading, bluring, effects to draw attention to the main subject while not altering the original idea of the photo is fine and is normal practice.

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Originally Posted by J____ (Post 7201255)
I think the general public has to overcome the misconception that photoshop is 'cheating' for photography. It's a part of the workflow for digital photography. It's like saying tuning a race car is 'cheating' before a race. Would you ever see cars in a race running straight from the factory? Not a chance, it'll be gutted, race suspension, aero kits, even different engine. But it's your contest, so your rules. My suggestion is if you didn't want the images to be as photoshopped, you should of stated that in the official rules prior to the event and not punish people's entries after the shoot and give 'out of hand photoshopped' images an equal chance at winning.

That being said, GOOD photoshopping should not be noticed and goes hand in hand with GOOD photography no matter how extreme. I am sure if a photographer is capable of doing good extreme photoshopping, he/she is equally capable of taking an amazing raw image. Like Matt :D




i had an editorial shoot and couldnt go!!! =(


Mananetwork 11-24-2010 06:02 PM

With my line of work now, photo enhancing is build into my workflow. Photoshopping is my last worry now, it's all about getting the best shot out of the box and adjusting a few things afterwords.

J____ 11-24-2010 06:17 PM

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Originally Posted by !SG (Post 7201742)
i guess i should be more blunt about it. 4 models holding up a car is not photography to me. shading, bluring, effects to draw attention to the main subject while not altering the original idea of the photo is fine and is normal practice.

That wasnt a good photo to begin with :P

Matsuda 11-24-2010 07:14 PM

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Originally Posted by !SG (Post 7201742)
not my contest, not my rules. =)

photoshopping should not be seen, otherwise, its not a photo anymore, its just another billboard ad. photoshop should be used as a tool to enhance the photo.

again, not my contest, not my rules.

i guess i should be more blunt about it. 4 models holding up a car is not photography to me. shading, bluring, effects to draw attention to the main subject while not altering the original idea of the photo is fine and is normal practice.

I saw that image of the 4 models holding up the car...it was so horrible!

GFunk 11-24-2010 11:32 PM

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Originally Posted by !SG (Post 7201742)
not my contest, not my rules. =)

photoshopping should not be seen, otherwise, its not a photo anymore, its just another billboard ad. photoshop should be used as a tool to enhance the photo.

again, not my contest, not my rules.

i guess i should be more blunt about it. 4 models holding up a car is not photography to me. shading, bluring, effects to draw attention to the main subject while not altering the original idea of the photo is fine and is normal practice.

oooh I thought you were referring to Matt's shot... I entirely agree about that holding up a car series... made me :rofl: though

J____ 11-26-2010 08:09 PM

wow paulo has alot of votes!! common RS, put in the votes for matt and tomasz! cuz they're shots are way better lol

Mananetwork 11-26-2010 09:24 PM

^ made a whole thread and got stupid BJ jokes.. lol

Atlantis 11-27-2010 09:29 AM

hey show me some love too :D altough, 1 of my pics already made the cover of the calendar :D woot.


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