Post The Best Pictures of Your Mazda
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Dinos Speed6
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- 2006 Mazdaspeed 6
TheDirtyGoatee
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- 2008 Mazda MX-5 5MT PRHT
Not lime green but that's what I'm ******* talking about! My wife just glanced over and said she wouldn't ride in it if I did that though. Looks like I can remove the back seats AND the passenger seat then for weight reduction! lol
You will need to add a redneck and *** hater repulsion system if you did that so no weigh savings lol
Outlawstar98
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- 2003 MazdaSpeed Protege / 2013 BRZ
SeR_Cyclops
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- Mazdaspeed Protege
Very nice. And to think I didnt like the Steedspeed manifold. haha but yours looks awesome! nice car BLACK MICA FTW!!!
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Nice job on the pink Jud, haha. I still have the psd saved with the car masked off and the wheels masked off separate. It's fun changing the colors of them to wacky stuff, lol. I do have to say though, Funky's car with the green wheels does look pretty hot. That style of wheel pulls that green off really well.
Wagonbacker9
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- 2004 'Hoe
just saw a prelude with wheels that color today...
lol, it was bad aim. i had to judge by not looking through the camera since it was on a window sill.
tripod is soon to come!
and yes for all the haters, the stock grille is going back on, i have realised my mistakes
i got my first dslr 2 days ago=D
im just foolin around and seeing how to work things.
thanks for the advice
Ya that grill looks hideous, not the one for the sedan bumper obviously, lol. Not hating, just pointing you in the right direction!
Along the lines of the cutoff thing, one thing I've always kept in mind while shooting, is always shoot more than you want. It's very frustrating when a perfect shot is ruined because you didn't shoot enough of the scene. You can always crop down, can't add to your environment though!!! With a DSLR, it's even more convenient since your resolution and overall image size is so much bigger, so you don't lose alot of picture info when you downsize and crop a bit.
Along the lines of the cutoff thing, one thing I've always kept in mind while shooting, is always shoot more than you want. It's very frustrating when a perfect shot is ruined because you didn't shoot enough of the scene. You can always crop down, can't add to your environment though!!! With a DSLR, it's even more convenient since your resolution and overall image size is so much bigger, so you don't lose alot of picture info when you downsize and crop a bit.
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no dont worry hah, i know.
i planned to get the msp or p5 bumper but i have changed my mind.
i sort of like the sedan stock look now.
from now on all disposible car money goes into performance and maintenance.
and maybe a paint job.
Wagonbacker9
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- 2004 'Hoe
i wanted to say it... badly. lol
