@Fasteppy-The amount of work and composition that you put in your comments Fasteppy always makes me feel great that someone is appreciating my pics thanks for the amazing feedback and comments man and we were always friends form the beginning brother p.s are you a writer your way of words for photography is amazing you should do it for a living if you can and yeah I don't mind you can do whatever you want buddy cheers for the comments again make me smile when I see your name in the comments list ;)

@Hyoung90- Thanks bro really didn't know that lol just thought its was an amazing spec Veyron lol cheers for that

@EB-01 - Thanks buddy appreciate your comments bro

Really love the composition, the contrasts of the forms, lines & textures, and your angle & stance of the car. All you. A great photo. But, & I don't ever do this, I only compliment (why waste time/effort on bad ju-ju?), I'm gonna take a chance. We're friends now (see invitation), you're a great spotter/photographer, & I have tremendous respect for your work, & participation. I'm going to suggest an editing option. The 2 things about this photo that are not terrific are not your fault. (I said, & meant, great photo.) And, after all, who am I? The light is flat, & the colors are dull. Color is content. Try a B. & W. conversion. 4 times I didn't think that the colors in my pictures complimented the photo: 2 Bentleys, an Aston, & a Maserati. I tried a variety of B. & W. options. A variety of light, choices, & results. My editing has improved, I think the front of the Aston is the most successful. I took a screen shot of your E.B.V. & ran it through some B & W, exposure, & shadow options. I liked the results without much handwringing. More attention would = better results. Hope I'm not imposing but helpful. Best intentions. Nothing lost, but punch, drama, power & presence gained. The plate gives it an extra, graphic, accent, too. Hope we're still friends, J-Man.

Great shot!
Think this isn't just any Veyron, it's a Sang Noir

Cheers bud

Great shots!