This is my 2004 Jeep Liberty. Fittingly, it gets its name from the Jeep's of WWII that helped “Liberate” Europe. From a Canadian, this is a tribute to the soldiers of North America that gave us what we have today.
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Thanks for all comments. I think alot didnt get the idea i was trying to portray about WWII Jeeps and voted on my title. But oh well. I still like this pic.
Good angel and technically it seems pretty good. Find the color of the sky a litle strange. Don´t know what your equipments are but think that polarizing filter would have come in hand there or use some other kind of exposure evaluation or maybe the WB isn´t the best. If it would have possible I think this could have been better if we would only have seen the sky in the background thou I´m not saying that the trees on the right are distracting.
This is an OK image of a car but I dont know how creative representation of strenght and power it is.
I like the picture, but cant make the relation with the title. I dont understand how this is the symbol of North American Power. It just seems unnecesary to make this nonsensical correlation when the picture could have stood much higher on its own.
while I find it to be a nice shot, I don't see it fits the assignment as well as many of the others, I think I might feel differentlly if there were a driver, since it gives a sense of motion, even if it a stationary shot
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