2017 Alpine A110
good raws, bad edit #alpine #carphotography #lightroom #edits #forzahorizon5
Hey everyone! I wanted to share my recent photo adventure featuring the incredible 2017 Alpine A110 in Forza Horizon 5. This car is an absolute dream to drive and, more importantly for me, to photograph in the game! The sleek lines and the vibrant blue finish just pop against the Horizon festival's stunning backdrops. I've been spending a lot of time trying to perfect my in-game car photography, especially with this beauty. Capturing the essence of the Alpine A110 in Forza Horizon 5 is a challenge I absolutely adore. I often find myself cruising along the coastal roads, looking for that perfect moment as the sun gleams, just like in some of my recent shots where the car is driving past those iconic palm trees. The way the light hits the rear-left side of the car, highlighting its unique design, is something I always try to capture. One of my favorite things to experiment with is motion blur. Getting that sense of speed when the 2017 Alpine A110 zips past a scenic vista really brings the photo to life. It’s tricky to get just right in the game's photo mode, balancing the shutter speed and camera tracking, but when it clicks, it makes all the difference. I also love focusing on the details, like the distinctive rally lights at the front or even the subtle 'Alpine' logo proudly displayed on the brake caliper through the wheel spokes. These small elements really add character to the shots. After taking the photos, the real fun (and sometimes frustration!) begins with editing. I've been using Lightroom, as many of you know, and while I feel like I get some good raws out of FH5, my edits are still a work in progress. Sometimes I overdo it, sometimes I feel like I haven't done enough to enhance the natural beauty of the game's graphics. For example, trying to balance the vibrant blues of the Alpine A110 against the warm tones of a sunset on a sunlit road can be quite a puzzle. I'm always looking for tips on how to make the car stand out without making it look artificial. What are your go-to settings in Forza Horizon 5's photo mode for capturing dynamic action shots of cars like the Alpine A110? And for those of you who use external editing software, any quick tips for a fellow enthusiast struggling with those final touches? I'd love to hear your experiences and see your own amazing photos of the 2017 Alpine A110 in Forza Horizon 5!









