How is this one?

Guys.
Please critique it. how wud u compose it ? How's post procesing on it ? let me know please

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the first thing I noticed were those two little shrubs blocking the car logo. Also, not sure how I feel about the bottom dark area. We both have the same camera though =)

ready2go wrote in post #15602705
the first thing I noticed were those two little shrubs blocking the car logo. Also, not sure how I feel about the bottom dark area. We both have the same camera though =)

But you are actually lens rich
thanks for comments

I like the processing and exposure on this - nicely done. Your selection of flat, somewhat cloudy light gives a pleasing illumination to the car. As ready stated, those two bushes look really out of place, breaking up the nice lines of the vehicle. Perhaps moving more to the left will "shift" them away from the bumper.

Was your intent to block the plates?

I like the contrast between the brighter sky and the darker bottom part which gives the car a nice "framing". As already mentioned, the bushes in front of the car are distracting for me and I would also use a slightly flatter angle (i.e. higher camera position) so less of the rear of the car get covered by the ground.

Yeah, the two shrubs in front of the car were the first things I saw. Maybe you should've taken it from a different angle.

i didnt have any place to move to recompose . so couldnt get rid of those shrubs
but yeah. that's distraction for sure.
thanks for liking guys

If you are asking just for the sake of processing, Not bad.

If you are thinking of displaying an image in catagery of "Products" masked logo, angle, cut of product are obviously signs of total faliure.

nice

Very nice exposure, and yeah, the masking plants mar the overall effect, and I'd also crop both the top and bottom. I can't say enough about the exposure, though, really excellent. Go back and try again, and bring your pruning shears along.

What are we looking at here? Dirt...or Car??? or the bush in-between? The exposure or the processing? The color looks o.k. but thats about it. I dunno what im looking at here.