The early days of car photography and early techniques in automotive photorgaphy were characterized by limitations in equipment and technique. In the mid-20th century, photographers relied on large format cameras and film, which required careful planning and execution. Lighting was often challenging, with photographers using natural light or basic studio setups to illuminate vehicles. One popular technique from this era was the use of low angles to make cars appear more imposing and dramatic. This approach is still used today, albeit with modern twists. Another common practice was to photograph cars in picturesque locations, emphasizing the lifestyle associated with the vehicle as much as the car itself. These early techniques… Read More
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