about goodbyes
by jmritz

Comment:
The lout color of the car is very strongly muted. The trees also appear to be in color. Perhaps the car was intended to be muted in its presence in the scene, but it feels almost incidental in a "Car/Automobile" challenge.

Nick of time
by Ammie

Comment:
I'd like higher sharpness, but I also really like the low-key nature of this shot. The way the highlights are contouring the car is very nice. I'd probably change the composition so the car was at the rear of the frame, so it has room to travel, but that's a personal choice. Nice shot.

1950s Power
by illini75

Comment:
Masking needs some work, as the blur is pretty obvious and some portions (the red car further into the frame, seen through the windshield, is perfectly sharp, as well as the roadway, your PS blurred areas aren't consistent with how a lens would blur the scene) that are in focus should not be. Angle of the shot includes too many vehicles not intended to be in the shot. Get lower to gain interest instead of shooting at eye level.

Gallardo Superleggera
by GeorgesBogaert

Comment:
The post top left is super distracting, largely due to it being a similar color to the car, and it's positioned like a giant horrible antenna that shouldn't be there. Easy clone job. The ground seems to be weird too.. I'm assuming some editing was done there but the end result is overly smooth and strange. I assume there was something you tried to cover up, but the end result doesn't seem to mesh up well with the tires. Cool car, could be a great capture but minor issues hold it back.

Chevron B16 Cosworth
by oldbimmercoupe

Comment:
I'd prefer to see more of the vehicle itself, but this is an interesting perspective.

Pontiac Fanny
by giantmike

Comment:
Nice car, pleasing portrayal, well done.

drive
by mrbig65

Comment:
I can't figure out if that is the worlds dirtiest windshield or an interesting reflection. Interesting effect.

Essential Auto
by GeneralE

Comment:
Editing is extremely heavy handed. Needs work on masking, vignette is overdone. Due to editing, I'm visually VERY drawn to the random SUV/minivan in the back left, which is very sharp and very bright. Your edges on the vignette are far too extreme and the image as a whole has been pushed too hard.

1934 Brewster
by NikonJeb

Comment:
Not a fan of the editing, composition/perspective don't favor the nuances of the car, instead compressing and minimizing them.

Repainted & Repurposed
by patches

Comment:
Not what I was expecting, but awesome colors and textures, interesting subject.