Yah the more to practice taking shots and editing, the better you'll get!
A Storm is Dawning by yupicard, on Flickr (2014)

Pretty much, practice makes perfect!

Yeeeeah. I'm still at the top one, just a bit worse. But I guess I'm improving.

You are totally getting better! What was the first shot you posted? I want to see that one to compare it to your most recent shot so we can all highlight the vast difference.

I know I've had this picture for awhile, but could somebody give it a shot?

Thank you! This is the first picture I ever took of a car with a non-phone camera, although I'm not sure whether it's the first one I ever uploaded here. It was taken with the same camera I used at car week last year, so it's not much different (it's actually wasn't that bad of a shot IMO). The camera makes a major difference, I think.

Nothing fancy, but I think it looks alright:

Thanks! I think It's pretty good for "Nothing fancy".

I think red is the easiest color to fix if it gets washed out:

Before:


After: Flickr, ES

That house almost looks like a rendering.

Here's the photo I spent a really long time on for no reason:

Before:


After:

Flickr link


I think the most noticeable changes are the things to the left of the car (trees, stop sign), the sky (which I'm starting to think didn't turn out as good I thought), and the orange parts of the car (especially rims). I just wanted to perfect all the colors of everything in the photos (for example, the flag and the weather vane), and also clean up some glarey spots (like the front side panel). Let me know if you think it looks any better!

Also, it's better if they're zoomed in some more, so I'd recommend opening both images in new tabs and moving back and forth.

Could someone give this a try?

http://www.exoticspotter.com/lamborghini-huracan-downers-grove-illinois-180340

I would really appreciate it.

Do you have a bigger version of it? (Imgur, perhaps?)

No i'm sorry. :(