One of the most spectacular photoshoots I've ever seen...

[cawimmer430]

I discovered these photos on Flickr. The photographer is an amateur who used a Nikon D90 for these photos. I think what really makes these photos stand out is not really the car but the location and lighting. Beautiful scenery. The photos were definitely also edited afterwards in regards to tone.

[Pommes-T]

Those are really fantastic.

This beeing said: I want a used Benz CLS...

[Onslaught]

Some are really nice. Unfortunately they put an ugly ass car in them.

[S204STi]

Where is that forest?

[sportyaccordy]

Those are indeed some sick shots.

[ChrisV]

Wow, some seriously nice locations and scenes. I gotta get me a good camera...

[Raza]

I wish I had locations like that near me.

[cawimmer430]

I have trouble finding such ideal locations to around the Munich region. I know all the good places in M?hldorf, but Munich is relatively new to me. And even if I do find an ideal location, it's far from ideal. Something that really bothers the hell out of me is that in Germany there are speed signs everywhere. On a straight country road there could be an 80 km/h sign and 50 meters after it there's another 80 km/h sign. WTF!? This shit is so common here and it annoys me. Think of it this way. Imagine the photos above with a number speed signs in the background. That's Germany for you. Furthermore the "ideal locations" I discover tend to have too much traffic, which is annoying as hell. Also, historic settings, such as say a castle wall, which could be a nice background, are also ruined by the fact that some asshole decided the wall would be a great place to attach an ugly steel trashcan (and more speed signs) on. A few meters to the left or right you have another garbage can. God friggin damn it. It's this stupid sense of "Ordnung" which Germans have that pisses me off. 

[SVT666]

I want me a CLS in a very bad way.

[TBR]

Great photos. I am particularly impressed with what seems to be the very skilled usage of HDR. They don't really look it (the lighting seems natural), but my intuition tells me that there is no way that the lighting could be achieved without multiple different exposures. This shot in particular:

[AltinD]

Yes, definitelly the HDR technique and long exposure were used.

[cawimmer430]

Some of the shots look like HDR's, true. He most likely shot them in RAW, created an HDR and then edited them in Lightroom in regards to tone.

I did the same with this shot for instance. It's an HDR and the tones of certain colors were edited to make the shot as a whole appear more lively.

[93JC]

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