Car looks good
Don't get crazy with tilting the camera like that though. You should play with it some more and get creative with the angles and probably throw in some motion if you trust someone to drive the car while you shoot.
One rule of thumb while shooting any car . . . if it isn't driving, the front wheels should never have tire facing the camera. Either have the wheels straight or the wheel facing the camera. If you look through the magazines, you'll notice that any still pose won't expose tread. Also, never shoot it in the grass. Some people do it, most pros won't. Not to bash people's pics here, but it's distracting when the car looks like it's sitting in an Easter basket.
Don't get crazy with tilting the camera like that though. You should play with it some more and get creative with the angles and probably throw in some motion if you trust someone to drive the car while you shoot.
One rule of thumb while shooting any car . . . if it isn't driving, the front wheels should never have tire facing the camera. Either have the wheels straight or the wheel facing the camera. If you look through the magazines, you'll notice that any still pose won't expose tread. Also, never shoot it in the grass. Some people do it, most pros won't. Not to bash people's pics here, but it's distracting when the car looks like it's sitting in an Easter basket.