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on last pic you shoulda pulled your car up to where it was directly in front of the sun. i cant help but keep looking up towards the left where the sun is. your eye always goes to the lightest part of a photograph. i have a hard time looking directly at your car....my eye doesnt wanna go right to it. move in front of sun, the light will accentuate the outline of the car, the car will now become the main focusing point....not that annoying bright patch. otherwise...good job.
EDIT: also try diff angles....get low angle, high angle, etc. all of your shots are eye level. part of the key to becomming a good photographer is showing something in a way that most people dont see everyday. a good eye-catching photograph does so because its usualy something very different that we dont see everyday...or the angle it unusual. not everyone looks up at a car like they are on the ground (from an ants perspective) nor do we see it at a high angle (birds eye view). the entire key of photography is to use angles, design, composition, and shapes to create a scene that most people dont normally see. heh, see....theres alot more to photography than just taking pretty pictures. also, part of being a professional photographer is consistency. everyone can take a nice image ever once in a while, we learn to take attention grabbing photographs every time we click the shutter  -----------------------------------------
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it looks like the front bumper cover is about to eat the sun or somthing, lol.
