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January 2008
The Archives
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01.15.08Important Rules for Posting Car Pictures OnlineMillions of car lovers enjoy using the internet to share their love for cars with one another. One great way to do this is by trading pictures. But there are some important rules that should be considered before posting car pictures on the internet. 1. Users should only post pictures they take themselves. Car enthusiasts can sometimes find themselves in trouble when they take a picture from a car manufacturer or parts company's official website and use it on their MySpace profile or blog. Unless somebody has taken a picture of a car themselves, they should not make copies of it ...
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01.04.08Tips for Photographing Your CarWhen taking pictures of your vehicle, you will need to ensure you choose the proper photo angle. Angle your vehicle to where the front right headlight is directly facing the camera. This will provide viewers a focal-point and it will show off your vehicle in perfect fashion. Avoid an excessive amount of shadows (preferably none) and also stay away from capturing the sun or tress in the picture. Do not take photographs of your vehicle at night. This may give you a unique look, the buyers will not have an accurate depiction of what your vehicle actually looks like. Realism is ...