The 2008 Honda Accord: The reliable car for the big city lifestyle.
by JaimeVinas

Comment:
Lovely wide angle, just a shame it wasn't taken from ground level as it would have been so much more dramatic and would have maybe gotten more of the buildings in distorting towards the sky. Well remembered to get right of the number plate as most adverts tend to purposely miss them out.

Business. Class. BMW.
by h2

Comment:
Very wide border, whats going on there. The woman is a bit distracting. Nice clean cars but real adverts tend to have missing number plates or neutral ones so the same image can be used in marketing campaigns in various worldwide territories. A big yellow number plate at the front, for me in the UK, is very distracting and rather spoils the shot for me. Perhaps you could have post processed them out. Also, taken from eye-level which is pretty boring, a ground level shot, with a really wide angle lens to get some of the building in behind - "going up in the world" looking from ground to sky type concept would have worked well with your title

Toy for every age "Hummer H2"
by FocusPoint

Comment:
Another model, I've never seen a model used in a car advert, CGI maybe, but not a model. I think the intention of the brief was to photograph a real car in some situation or other and not do a still life which is what this essentially is. Lighting has made it very specular and not evenly light, you have a real hotspot in the centre which tails off quite unaturally towards the edges.

Where do you want to go today?
by Windtale

Comment:
Perhaps keeping your composition concept the same, but achieving it by using a much wider aspect ratio and getting the whole car in frame. Lovely lighting and focus on the side of the car, perhaps a little too dark at the rear though, I imagine a car manufacturer would want it more visible and also to show the whole thing

'67 Jag Saloon: Runs Fine, Needs TLC, Great Fixer-Upper!
by NikonJeb

Comment:
The headlights are the eyes of a car. If this was a portrait of a person, you might not want to have one of the eyes half cropped out of the image. Tonal seem a little on the light side, could do with pushing the bottom end to balance it out a little bit

THE NEW AUDI S5 : Sparkling Sophistication
by hotpasta

Comment:
More branding than a specific car but still passes as an automobile advert. Perhaps Audi would have wanted their four-rings logo more visible and not disguised so much by bokeh. Not sure about the border, think you've gone for the widescreen TV borders.

For the discerning individual
by Lonz

Comment:
Great wide angle, glad you avoided the eye-level viewpoint. Hard, gritty colours are nice but conflict with an almost Christmasy feel I'm getting. Would have been better on just tarmac with a neural background. Looks as if only one of the main lights is working - not sure if you ment that or not

A star come up from the darkness
by onar

Comment:
Very simple, clean and lovely tones. The only thing that lets this otherwise perfect image down is the reflection of the tree which spoils the symmetry

Zero to Five in Two Seconds
by alanfreed

Comment:
Could have left a bit more space at the bottom so that there is equal spacing between the bottom of the reflection and the frame as there is space between the top of the car and the top of the frame. Another model... Viewpoint is eye level which is the most uninteresting, the entries that are much lower down with wider angle lenses tend to be more dramatic.

Jeep - We Brake for Nobody!
by timfythetoo

Comment:
Good shot, but I feel its not in the spirit of the challenge