Bmw M3
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Nice car and nice shots, i think the fence post in the first is a little distracting, but thats easily cloned out... Other than that, can I ask why you have none of the cars rear? im not familiar with the M3 so for all I know it might have a fugly arse-end.
The 4th is easily my favourite, it shows off the bonnet-bulge which gives the impression of "POWARHHH"
The 4th is easily my favourite, it shows off the bonnet-bulge which gives the impression of "POWARHHH"
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Think I'd have to agree you could do with better light. Fading light surroundings could be good but with the dark colour of the car I think you would need some local light on it. #2 has some light on it and stands out from the other static shots... even though it is not very nice light 
edit: interesting that someone interested in cars sees things differently
edit: interesting that someone interested in cars sees things differently
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You should be able to rescue those with levels adjustment Kris.
It reminds of a near disastrous job I did photographing a guy's Black Porshe 911 Carrera some years ago. I was using reversal film and had set the meter for half a stop under exposure for saturation. We drove out to a nice location, parked the car and even got the shears out and trimmed the grass around the car. The weather suddenly turned very grey and overcast and I completely forgot about that -half stop I'd set. :shrug:
In the end I scanned the shots and rescued them in processing. The customer was happy but I always knew they could have been better.
It reminds of a near disastrous job I did photographing a guy's Black Porshe 911 Carrera some years ago. I was using reversal film and had set the meter for half a stop under exposure for saturation. We drove out to a nice location, parked the car and even got the shears out and trimmed the grass around the car. The weather suddenly turned very grey and overcast and I completely forgot about that -half stop I'd set. :shrug:
In the end I scanned the shots and rescued them in processing. The customer was happy but I always knew they could have been better.