lets face it...as soon as you post an image, it's bound to get copied, linked to or used for dubious reasons. i actually found one of my overland pictures used in a site banner for another forum! how f'ed up is that?!? it's one thing to link to it or post it but to use it in a representational way is fraud to me...
anyway, as stated earlier in this thread, please take the time to get good pictures. a good picture of a mediocre car is better than a crap picture of a great car. bc has some nice ones, ask to see his mad force pics
i take great pride in most of the pictures i have in my MANY albums. alitlle work goes a long way.
tips:
1. natural daylight is almost always the best. glare and shadows can be a pain to avoid. but in some cases they are intentional
2. when necessary, use the macro mode...so tired of seeing blurry close ups. i know some don't have that feature, sorry.
3. many more but this is not a photograhpy class