| i like them - just a few suggestions ... if you want to get into this and do it more often.. i suggest picking up a polarizer .. it'll give you a bit more control of the reflections on the car .. also I cant tell what time you were shooting but the light looks really harsh in a few pics, the camera (or you) is struggling with what it wants to take exposure off of, the light concrete or the black car try not to park with poles/trees/etc in the backgrounds .. it just makes it look like the pole/tree/etc is growing out of the car .. just a univeral no no i prefer the first 7 pictures .. base soley on the background being less distracting, the following ones I find my eye going to the background first as opposed the subject of the picture. And like someone else said, give the aperture settings a whirl, break the car from the background, make the car pop out and the background fade.
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