Woo! (New car)
If you didn't create it, it's copyrighted, basically.
From the Deviant Art Copyright guidelines:
What Sort of Things are Copyrighted?
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Also do not confuse the fact that a work is publicly available with the idea that it is public domain or free for use. Being easy to find on the internet does not affect a work's copyrighted status.
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- In most cases it does not matter how much of the material you have used. Whether it's a single frame, a few moments of audio, a short clip of video or any other sampling it's still considered to be copyrighted and you still require the owner's permission for use.
- It doesn't matter how you obtained the material, it's still considered copyrighted and you still need permission.
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However, If you want to use it as your background that's not a big deal. I highly doubt you resolution is 900x600 so it must be awful stretched and distorted.
I've never had a gallery show because I've never tried to get one arranged.
Thanks for the input.
Montana Art Galleries and Montana Gallery Guide
They don't all have photography and I did NOT look at all the links.
Here's one at random in your area. Your nature shots are easily as nice as the ones shown in this place:
Old Main Gallery :: PHOTOGRAPHY
They don't show anything contemporary or edgy, like some of your other images.
Get a portfolio put together and when out driving your new FIT, you have destinations! Check out some galleries, talk to the people, show them your portfolio.
And one more idea...you took such a great shot of your car, which everyone likes. Auto dealers want to sell cars. And they usually have really boring ads. Take a few more shots of your car, and show those to the people at dealerships, their advertising department. And their store manager. Because they often have framed photos of the newest models around the showroom.
I don't know if those images have to be "Honda Approved" or not, but imagine your awesome image framed at the dealership you got the car from.
Because you are in the area, you can take photos of their cars from their dealership locally, that could be framed for the dealership's showroom and really give people the sense of ownership. You know what I'm saying?
Just be glad I'm not your mom, because there would be many "I need your help lifting something at the store" trips where I would just happen to stop at a gallery with every single photo you've ever taken in your entire life to show anyone whether they were interested or not, much to your dismay.

I'll calm down now.
There. That's better.
The other images I really liked were Blythe's pair, scroll down here:
https://www.fitfreak.net/forums/2nd-generation-ge-08-present/36465-my-new-09-fitsw.html
https://www.fitfreak.net/forums/2nd-generation-ge-08-present/36465-my-new-09-fitsw.html
Well, I took it with My Canon 40D with a Sigma 10-20mm lens (Really wide-angle). I used a circular polarizer so it cut some of the glare off my windows and darkened the sky a bit.
All Parked on top of my tripod so I could get a longer exposure.
I processed it in Lightroom 2 to get that "Top Gear" look too. Didn't really do much besides dodge some spots and boost the contrast.
Oh yeah, It was taken in Bozeman, Montana in some random parking lot by the new development part of town.
Also, this is my deviantart if you guys wanna take a look at more photos: Sytrus's deviantART Gallery
All Parked on top of my tripod so I could get a longer exposure.I processed it in Lightroom 2 to get that "Top Gear" look too. Didn't really do much besides dodge some spots and boost the contrast.
Oh yeah, It was taken in Bozeman, Montana in some random parking lot by the new development part of town.

Also, this is my deviantart if you guys wanna take a look at more photos: Sytrus's deviantART Gallery
well i was kidding didnt mean to stir things up it was just a joke sorry bro
so when are you going to clean up the FIT and take a Picture like kylerwho said "if that was your quick shot then i want to see what one looks like when you really try. ha ha ha the fit just flows right along with the rest of the background colors. very nice"
cause i would have to agree
cause i would have to agree
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