Real photography with a sensible touch of creativity.
Truck Mud Flaps
It was the first project of 2020, not very complex but pretend mounting the mudflaps and compositing several images to get the final one was a very neat solution. Not having to drill holes in the wheel arch or the inner fender is, by any account, a blessing. Thanks Photoshop and some out of the box approach.
Splashes, Drops, Bubbles, Fog, Smoke, Flame, Drips
This type of project is not a daily occurrence. It was a perfect storm, a client that was willing to give me freedom to create and also an extended timeline.
Pulling all stops.
Of course there was a plan and it helped but it wasn’t quite enough and all the deadlines flew out the window. The results are below and you can see I pulled all the stops, explored different styles, played with all kinds effects, fire, steam smoke, fog, water.I can say now that special effects photography is a very demanding field. If you are a DIY type of person you will have an advantage because there’s a lot of improvisation required, and sometimes spit and chicken wire. There’s a reword at the end of a session, something you’ve never seen before and you didn’t know you could pull until that very moment.
Thank you Carzilla for such an opportunity. Forever grateful.
Again, you are in good hands if you want to illustrate your product for online sales. These photos were taken for an Amazon listing. We suggest watermarking of your photos when they are generic or branding is not visible and prominent.
Usually in a set like this there are a couple of full view shots, then the side views, detail shots, features, in use shots, comparison shots, side by side shots and the list can go on and one.
If you shop online you know there’s always a detail or an angle you wish you could see your purchase from.
Kijiji, eBay or Amazon, any e-commerce store can benefit from exhaustive photo selections.
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