dady5000
Could I have Some Help?
I want An Outside Opinion On At Least One Of These Pictures So I can Decide Please
There's nothing wrong with asking for opinions but relying on others to pick your best shot is a bit lazy

Half the challenge of taking photos is choosing your best, so I'm not going to tell you which one I think you should pick. However you did ask for advice on how to improve them - or at least I think that's what your post said before you edited it...

- so I'll throw in my 2c (or whatever value the boss puts on my time when he's away!)
Anyway here you go, I'm not a professional photographer but I do like taking photos, others here could probably give you more technical advice. These are just my opinions, don't take them as gospel.
dady5000
I like this shot, good focus and field of depth. Maybe draw back a bit so there's a bit more road and sky in the shot, a panoramic shot like this doesn't need to have so much car in it. A bit more background will give it a greater sense of scale. Maybe more exposure too.
dady5000
I can see what you are trying to achieve with this shot, it's nice and simple. imo you need to bring the camera up a bit higher so you capture a better view of the road snaking away behind.
dady5000
This could be a good racing shot, again needs to be higher, just enough so that you an see where the wheels of the yellow NSX touch the ground. you need to bring in the aperature so the cars on the far side of the hairpin are out of focus a bit. The lens focus needs to be on the supra so that with a slower shutter speed you'll get a bit of speed blur on the NSXs.
dady5000
This is a great action shot, but it really needs the focus on the car so you can get some blur happening in the background to accentuate the speeding out of control effect.
I hope this advice has been of use to someone, the best way to improve is to always take heaps of shots with different settings so that you understand what everything does. Even for pros sometimes the best shots are often ones that aren't planned, and with usb storage we don't have to worry about running out of film!
