Proof of Age
by ty-wilkinson

Comment:
A good subject, but I think it could probably benefit from some more adjustments to give it some visual pop. I tried it myself and some quick adjustments really made the detail come out of this. (IMO, your mileage may vary)

Side Pipes
by wdamman

Comment:
Nice semi-abstract detail. Love these things!

1911 Stanley Steamer Roadster, the essence
by hahn23

Comment:
Like the car, exposure and sharpness are perfect, but why cropped so tight that the front and rear are slightly cut off? If I have to crop this tight, I prefer to zoom in more for a detail shot, or compose it differently.

The Jaguar in the attic
by snaffles

Comment:
How do you get it up that little staircase?

Farm Truck
by CSzar23

Comment:
I'm expecting to see this close to the top.

1937 Cord 812 Supercharged Phaeton
by dtremain

Comment:
In spite of the physical constraints of shooting in a museum (I tried some, and mine were less than outstanding) you nailed some great composition and a sharp detailed shot.

Sidelined
by Ammie

Comment:
Not sure what it is about this, but it is not coming off well for me. Might be that big sign in the middle grabbing my eye instead of the truck, which seems to be hiding in the corner.

87 Landcruiser
by beekeeper

Comment:
A good enough basic shot, but it's just plopped in the middle of the frame, so my eye lands there and goes nowhere else.

Stylin' Volvo
by Soul

Comment:
The composition doesn't seem to work for me, I'm afriad. Leads my eye into that blank sky.

Model Ford
by thestockblog

Comment:
Image is way too small, but this you have certainly been told that already. White balance may also be a problem, there is a distinct yellowish cast to the scene.

There is a lot of pixellation visible in this shot, and that is the bigger problem. Your file size of only 41k indicates a highly compressed image and that is what is robbing most of the detail from this image. Check your compression settings when you save your file. Always adjust JPEG compression so that your file size is as large as possible, but within the challenge limit. (150k for this one)