Photographing BMWs (locations)

[wc123wc]

I have an E39 and I am into photography. However, this is not about photographing my BMW but my friends. I have two friends who have E90s (one is black and the other is Arctic blue, or something like that). Here are the shots I want to get:

1) Panning shots. So I need a quiet road (pretty empty on the weekend, distance is not an issue as long as it is within an hour drive from Toronto), that is pretty curvy (or at least has a large turn) and can accommodate two cars side by side. Any suggestions?

2) Tunnel shots. The longer the better. I don't want those 5 second long tunnels underneath a highway or something! Any suggestions?

3) Rich area shots. I have two areas in mind: Bloor and University Ave. Any other suggestions?

4) Indoor parking lot shots. Any suggestions?

So this will be done on the weekend and will take pretty much a whole day, so any other ideas I haven't mentioned are welcomed!

I am looking forward to your replies

[BMWdouche]

Ban^

[Smitty]

The TD Canada Trust at Eglinton and Marlee has a small covered parking area with GREAT lighting. Would look great with a wide lens.

[wc123wc]

Originally Posted by Smitty

The TD Canada Trust at Eglinton and Marlee has a small covered parking area with GREAT lighting. Would look great with a wide lens.

Thank you very much. That's the type of reply I was hoping for.

[tonyhavana]

Part of being a good photographer is going out yourself and finding great locations to take your photographs. Places that you think will make a great photograph. Then you can call it your own. You can take more pride in your photos this way. Unless of course, you're a professional photographer, at which point you can hire someone to go out an do a location scout for you.

[egye30]

yorkdale mall's parking would be decent too

[wc123wc]

Originally Posted by tonyhavana

Part of being a good photographer is going out yourself and finding great locations to take your photographs. Places that you think will make a great photograph. Then you can call it your own. You can take more pride in your photos this way. Unless of course, you're a professional photographer, at which point you can hire someone to go out an do a location scout for you.

Part of being good at anything is research. That's what I am doing here.

[wc123wc]

Originally Posted by egye30

yorkdale mall's parking would be decent too

Thank you. I never thought about that but I guess they have indoor/underground parking?