Detroit's Finest: CTS-V with AutoLavish and Steven Pham Photography

[Deep Gloss Auto Salon]

Some great work there Gents:up

 

[MarcHarris]

I've gawked at this thread three times now. Didn't want to comment until I had more than a few seconds to offer the typical, "Wow - great job!" stuff. That said...



Wow - great job! Seriously, your threads are always terrific, but this one is particularly enjoyable. Wonderful detail work, great sense of humor (the reflection shot with the book and furrowed brow is priceless), and the mesh of art forms...automotive detailing and photography...makes for a hall-of-fame read.



I've really become a fan of photography over the past three years, and a couple of the Steven Pham shots in this thread are amazing. I think my favorite is the Packard Plant one, but it's definitely a close call.



Thanks for this!

Much appreciated. We have some things scheduled for the future that we think will yield even better photos, so stay tuned

Beautiful photos of a beautiful car.



Mike (owns one :woohoo: )

Sure is! I really enjoyed the back seat room and seats as a whole. Very nice car inside and out

Awesome work!

If only every detailer could photograph like that....

That's why we brought in a guy who had the right equipment that we didn't own

WOW!!!

Truly great work guys!!!

The car looks better than new and the pictures are awesome!

Glad to see you're staying busy... :waxing:

We're trying Rick. Hard to keep up with the outstanding work you keep putting out

Some great work there Gents:up

Much appreciated from another of Michigan's best! Hope all is well with you and hope to meet up sometime sooner than later

 

[iDetail]

Did he photoshop the sky into this photo? I ask because it doesnt look right, the car is in focus, the background isn't, but then the sky is in focus. If the BG is fuzzy I think the sky should be a little fuzzy as well.

 

[VroomVroom]

Did he photoshop the sky into this photo? I ask because it doesnt look right, the car is in focus, the background isn't, but then the sky is in focus. If the BG is fuzzy I think the sky should be a little fuzzy as well.

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Undoubtedly - not only is the sky in focus, but it's a totally different color than what's seen through the broken windows & openings in the building. Nonetheless, it makes for a cool effect, with - to my eyes, anyway - the car standing out even more than it would've without the creative post processing.