Originally Posted by asiandoood

I think it is like an unwritten law in Japan and parts of Asia. When I was in Japan, no car was dirty, scratched, ding'd or damaged. Everything was perfect. When I passed by repair shops or service shops, the mechanics were wiping down the cars if they had nothing to do. The taxis that were lined up were all super clean and shiny as well.

We should have laws like that here. It just makes everything so much less of an eye sore.




Very hard...as they rid their cars after certain miles or years. You'll only see those cars in the Museums now.

Originally Posted by Grifter

it might be more to do with respect for their possessions and other peoples property

Originally Posted by Grifter

it might be more to do with respect for their possessions and other peoples property

Originally Posted by PeaceOut

joey's cheating his post count

you didn't go to japan just to take pictures of cars...now where's the real good ones. :naughty:

Originally Posted by Draconius

You don't really want to keep it on shutter priority unless you are looking to do pan-shots or time stop shots. You actually wanted to keep it on Manual so that you can change it all. Remember the camera meters the whole shot (unless you have it on another setting), and it meters with greys not whites in mind. I usually am 1 line beyond 0 in my camera. (-,,,.,,,0,,,.,,,+)

Originally Posted by joebenz

Originally Posted by MQue

That looks dopeh: all the wagons out there look dope