In preparation for the delayed start of the 2020 Formula 1 season, I’ve created a series of desktop backgrounds celebrating each car livery. Go download them! They are all in 4k ultrawide and if rotated look amazing on your phone.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/jonhillenbrand/albums/72157714582285416
Lamborghini is one of my favorite car brands. If you’re like me and want a series of desktop backgrounds that span all of the models over the years, now you have that.
I created a series of wallpapers of all of the Lambo models that I could find, from street cars to race cars. You can download them from Flickr here:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/jonhillenbrand/albums/72157714375345207
As some of you may know, I am a full time photographer and videographer. So lighting is my life. Lately I’ve been creating renders of some of my favorite cars in the racing sim Assetto Corsa using Content Manager‘s Custom Showroom. If you haven’t used it, it’s a very cool mini-program for looking at cars. You can set up four different kinds of lights including point, spot, directional and plane lights. These are equivalent to a china lantern, a fresnel, sunlight and a panel light or soft box. There are also scenery lights that come with various “showrooms” that you can download which light up or remove the brightness of the background. You can also play around with reflections and shadows and all sorts of other characteristics of the final image.
If you are a fan of photography, especially studio photography, I highly recommend you try out this awesome program.
I’ve created a gallery of images on Flickr here:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/jonhillenbrand/albums/72157674895588447
Here’s a preview of some of my favorites (including some images I haven’t posed yet):
Let me know what you think. Are you a fan of photography? What do you like to take photos of? What about sim racing? Any sim racers out there?
The symbiosis of art and technology can be inspiring, thrilling, annoying, frightening and intimidating. But if one wades through the bad to find the good, it can be a very rewarding journey. An artform which has been emerging for the past few years, Machinima, is one of those mediums
