Coursework Development - The Photoshoot

Overview:

After having to reschedule the photoshoot because of bad weather and having to drive 2 hours to the location, I managed to meet up with my friend in Zurich for the photoshoot, and he lent me his 992 GT3 for the day.

1st Photoshoot session:

This photoshoot was a one-of-a-kind experience for me. It was the happiest day of my life because I got to drive and photograph such an amazing car (props to my good friend for trusting his very expensive car to me for the day). At first i did some roller shots of the car wich turned out to be amazing i had my cousin to drive the car and i was in another car with my friend to help me shoot the car from outside on the road. After the rolling photoshoot we arrived at our location for the photoshoot in an industrial area because we needed a simple grey/black background for the car.

The Photoshoot was 2-3hrs long in total and there werent really any problems along besides the lightning outside because it was very sunny and had to change corners in the industrial area. After the photoshoot we drove around with the car for the rest of the day and decided to recreate the trend where you eat mcdonalds on the rear spoiler of the car here is a picture of it:

Overall we took over 600 pictures of the car and only 100 of them were usable wich is pretty good i think.

2nd Photoshoot session:

After a few days from the other photoshoot, I drove to Stuttgart to go to the Porsche and Mercedes-Benz museum. to shoot a few cars that I had in mind to add to the magazine and to make it look more iconic, making the idea that I had in mind for the magazine possible. It was harder than i tought to shoot the cars in a museum because it was very crouded and people were getting in my shots all the time but i took my time and tried to take the pictures as profesionaly as possible.

I took a total of over 400 pictures in the Museum, this is a part of it: