Photoshoot for Eddie's Jazz

[De_Cruelz]

Met up with Eddie over the weekend at IS Motor Racing for a photoshoot of his Mugen-ed Jazz. What a great guy and car - definitely my favourite Jazz! I had a really great time chatting with him and shooting his ride. Thanks for your time and for borrowing me your lenses, you're a champ!

Anyway here are the pics, hope you guys will enjoy it as much as I did shooting it!

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[baflR]

awsome shots man, luv the ride, very nice.

[Chi]

oooh, nice pics.

Saw eddie at Indy as well.

What did your car dyno?

[markR]

awesome shots and awesome car!
great work justin

[noodleman]

oooh, nice pics.

Saw eddie at Indy as well.

What did your car dyno?

43 kw LOL

cos othe 16 inch rims

gonna go back later to fine tune

thanks alot justin

[jinr@i]

just freakin awesome! love it!

[Chi]

43 kw LOL

cos othe 16 inch rims

gonna go back later to fine tune

thanks alot justin

im telling, you dont have enough Mugen parts.


BTW the brakes i was telling you bout, hehehe.

*rubs 6 pot*

[De_Cruelz]

43 kw LOL

cos othe 16 inch rims

gonna go back later to fine tune

thanks alot justin

Not a problem Eddie, was a pleasure shooting your Mugen Jazz

[felixR]

awesome work Justin!

[SouLjAh]

very clean

[supernatural]

very nice... good pictures justin...

[Manny]

Great work Justin

[Jingers]

very sharp and detailed pictures

[fried]

great fotos justin - and the colors are just so rich.

one constructive critism which is more personal opinion than advice but I get a little frustrated at fotos like this



when the wheel is turned torwards the camera so you see tyre instead of the rim.
(that JDM-20T guy always does it lol and it gets on my nerves lol)
but dam, they are nice!

Awesome car Eddie!

[De_Cruelz]

Thanks guys

fried, yeah I should've told Eddie to adjust it but I didn't want to trouble him too much straightening it and putting it on an angle as I shot it randomly at different angles.

Anyway if anyone is interested, the 1st and the last 2 were taken with Eddie's 70-200 f/4 IS (beautiful lens, thanks Eddie!) and the rest were taken with the 17-85 IS.