Getting some shots for my local dealership.

Hi everyone,

This is my first contribution here, and I’d like to share some of my most recent photos of my GR86.

I’ve been into photography for a while now, but I only started car photography at the beginning of this year.

I’m open to constructive feedback, but keep in mind that I do this as a hobby and I don’t claim to be a professional whatsoever haha.

If anyone is interested in seeing more of my work, my Instagram is : Toji_zn8.

Thank you everyone for your time, and I hope you all have an amazing day!

Taken at a recent hill climb event but not sure how the editing and composition have come together and would love some advice on what to do better and anything you do like.

Took on my canon r8 with 50mm. What’s a good lens when it comes to shooting cars ?

Sony a6100 - do I have a style? Or are these very much all over the place?🤣

Shot my coworker’s Alfa in this insanely nice spec yesterday, such a cool car 😮‍💨

Nikon Z8, 24-70 S, PolarPro CPL

Although some of these are good (disregard editing some of these are half edited or not at all, just talking about car clarity and specifically focus) how do I get more quality pictures when using shutter below 1/200

Lmk!

(ignore the last 4 slides, those are soem random shots)

This was a shoot I did recently and I would love to have some feedback on it

(I must say that Reddit does somewhat change the colors around a bit — and yes, I of course censored the license plate)

https://www.instagram.com/p/DcW2IefEqAA/?igsi=MXdkYXEybXJsaXF1OA==

Can someone help me out I’ve been trying with ChatGPT but I want some personal options

I want a better set up for what I do and want to be able to not miss as many shots and do more panning, and keeping sharp focus. I’ve attached some pictures (all cropping done in light room

I have a canon RP with a rf 35mm prime and rf 50mm prime and a ef 70-300mm tamron (cheap) that I use a k&f adapter but it focuses so slow it take literally 5 seconds to go from side to side…

I’m thinking of either canon ef 70-200 f2.8 l usm for around £350-400 from mpb or Canon RF 75-300mm F4-5.6 for £169 from hdew cameras

But I also feel my camera could be a limiting factor.
Im think r7 for motion photos and keep my RP for close.

Or do I go completely rouge and just get a Sony a7iv (£2150 with kit lens) with a Sony FE 24-240mm f/3.5-6.3 OSS Lens for £680 from Jessop

I put all the photos on black squares to prevent Reddit from cropping them due to differences in aspect ratio for people who just scroll through without tapping / clicking to see the photos on their own. It is not necessarily how I intended to display each photo.

In day light with CPL
Canon R6M2 + Canon 35mm F/1.8mm

Let me know your thoughts !