People's Choice Awards for Best Vehicle Photos?
- Thread starter George Nenni
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- Feb 17, 2015
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- Chris
Paddock Chevrolet in Kenmore New York, near me, does a consistent job. https://www.paddockchevrolet.com/VehicleSearchResults?search=preowned
- Feb 17, 2015
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- Chris
If Dorschel will allow more of the actual vehicle pictured to saturate the actual image frame, their great shots would look so much better.If you build a booth that is too good AND is too sterile, the photos look like stock photos (see top of this photo)
https://www.dorschel.com/used/Ford/...link&utm_medium=referral&utm_source=cars.com#
- Oct 4, 2019
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Might be too late to submit, but Greater Chicago Motors....the porter there takes better pictures than 99% of stores...His attention to optional equip, and his naturally ability to make cars look better with angles and lighting is not only a skill set that encompasses his peers....but it also goes to show anyone can step up to the plate and rock an opportunity when you truly value them as an individual.
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Great example, thanks @basemmr and thanks to the many folks that shared on this thread. I think the industry needs some sort of guide on photograph carousel order. There are too many examples where in a 24-photo carousel, the first 12 are exterior, the next 12 are interior. If we were doing a walk around with a customer, how long would we wait until we let them sit in the front seat? Also, high value, differentiating options end up buried behind 4 individual tire photos, etc. Anyone know of such a photo-order guide?
