Automotive photo and video work for Zev Autowerks, with edited vehicle photography and a documented video review process.
Services provided
Zev Autowerks is an automotive shop, and the work here covered two separate pieces: edited photography of a two-tone Rivian, and a video edit of a twin-turbo F-150. They were different vehicles and different deliverables, not one combined project.

The Rivian project archive contains an edited photo set of a two-tone build. It is a separate deliverable from the F-150 video edit.
The frame is composed close: the two-tone break along the hood and door, the wheel and caliper, and the paint finish in daylight. Detail frames like this are what a shop uses to show finish quality, because a full-car shot from a distance flattens exactly the work a customer is paying for.
The F-150 task records client feedback on color treatment and music, followed by a revised upload.
That review step is part of how automotive edits get to a usable result. A shop knows how its own work should look, and color in particular is worth a second pass rather than a guess.
This historical project is presented as an example of vehicle photography and video editing.
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