Infiniti FX
by peter

Comment:
The overdone processing of this works for some reason. It is something that you often see with car ads, and you have pulled it off effectively with this shot. A really professional looking submission that could easily be mistaken for something already in a magazine. Great job

BMW in Sky Blue
by mileskea

Comment:
Really like the idea you had with this one, the reflected clouds and all. great presentation of this as well......

Volvo
by banmorn

Comment:
A nice, simple image. Clean and well executed, well cropped as well.
The overall presentation of the add is boxy, but then again, so is a volvo. I probably would have not had Volvo in text in the bottom, as the image is clearly volvo, and just had the three words. I feel this would have helped remove the large, obvious blue and resulted in a better overall presentation

Special Times call for Chevy
by Kelli

Comment:
An interesting angle of this photo, which I am not sure it works. It helps add interest, but is seems awkward as well. Cropping out the edges of things (the left headlight surround, the right bumper) doesn't work for me and gives an incomplete feel.

Babes Magnet Wunderbike
by AmeedEl-Ghoul

Comment:
A great idea, however the lighting on the car is not even enough. Too much of the car is too dark, while the wheels are well lit and bright. The setting of the photo is really good, and with a well lit car, this would have been very good.

Hackney Carriage
by lucienwest

Comment:
A good idea on this. However I feel the crop is awkward, and doesn't seem to fit the image. You have cropped through bars on the grill, and the edge of the bumper..........
A major distraction though is the reflections we can see int eh paintwork. The house, the streetlamp, the trees etc. Eliminating those would have mave a large difference to this image.

The Monster You Want To Wake You Up.
by power47

Comment:
A different view from most of the other images, and a nice effect created with the headlights. An interesting spot to take the photo, and one that gives interest to the photo. not really sure about the light shinning through the two bridges, not sure you could have done much about it either. However, a little extra dispersed light to light the car a little bot more would have been great, just so we could see the hint of deatil in it, while it still being dark.

1985 HONDA SHADOW VT500C
by tryals15

Comment:
ice composition of this image. The picture is well balanced, clean and interesting. I think the crop on this is pretty good as well, and the presentation of it is also very good from an advertising sense.
Prehaps the bike could have been a little bit lighter, just so that we can see a little more detail in it. Being Black, it is hard to get the right level of exposure to show detail, while still being the orrect colour.
A good submission for the challenge

Let BMW move you
by bob_bobski

Comment:
There have been a few of these. I feel this one has the movement right that makes my eyes go weird when looking at the image, and making it feel like I am moving through the photo. However the camera angle on this seems wrong, kind of like I am hanging out the window here (which maybe I am) Just that angle, and the unbalanced amount of car I get as a result is a negative. Exposure time was really good, camera placement in a more central position would have really made this (especially if I then got to see the BMW badge, which all advertises would insist on being in the shot)

Smooth
by Hipychik

Comment:
With a car with this much character, it amazes me why you would photograph the grill like this. The big silver grill jumps out and draws all the attention, rather than the great lines of the car. Elements to both sides are also distracting and don't add to the image in a positive way.