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A Beginner's Guide to Automotive Photography

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Everything I've learned from picking up my Mum's Nikon at 12 to shooting cars full-time, in one 30-slide guide. Camera, settings, composition, editing, social media and landing your first paid shoot.

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Who is Callum Dewar?

Callum Dewar is a 19-year-old automotive photographer driven by a passion for cars and the stories behind them. Shooting some of the world’s most iconic vehicles since 2019, Callum combines photography, videography, and marketing to create visually powerful content that captures emotion, detail, and performance. With over 100k+ followers across social media platforms, his work tells authentic, creative stories that really connect with brands and connect with his audience through impactful creative content.

Steps I'd take to improve my photography...

  • Step 1:

    Learn Composition.

    These techniques are the foundations of your photo.

    Understand: Framing, Leading Lines, Rule of Thirds, Negative Space, Symmetry.

    Get creative, Experiment with different styles.

  • Step 2:

    Just Practice.

    Photography isn't something you can nail first time. Your work will not look like the photographers you admire just yet.

    To get better, It's simple - Practice

    Learn new skills, get comfortable with settings, try new techniques and angles and you will constantly improve.

  • Step 3:

    Editing.

    Where the magic happens. The hardest part of photography.

    Shoot in RAW.

    Invest in Lightroom and Photoshop.

    Buy your favourite creators presets as a starting point not a finish line. Learn how they edit, breakdown the settings and understand how they got the final look.

    In my opinion: When it comes to editing, Less is more. You will build your own style over time.

  • Step 4:

    Don't let Social Media define your work. Followers, likes, comments - They are just numbers. Not a measure of how good your work is.

    Post everything you take. Build your portfolio.

    Some of my work I'm most proud of didn't perform well online.

  • Step 5:

    Connect With People.

    It's not what you know, It's who you know.

    Go to events, dealerships, trackways, car meets - Meet like minded people, share your passion, build your confidence.

    Getting your first paid shoot:

    Speak to car owners at events. Show them your work, tell them you would love to shoot their car at a location you have in mind. Be one step ahead.

  • Step 6:

    Set yourself goals.

    For example:

    - Consistently build portfolio

    - 3 Private shoots every month

    - Start making money, re invest in camera gear

    Work on yourself and your skills.

    Watch yourself improve each month.