Use the angle that identifies the car
A front three-quarter view usually shows a headlight, the side windows and at least one complete wheel. These details help distinguish your vehicle from another car with the same paint color. Avoid a close shot of the hood if the roofline is part of what you want to show.
Where the lights should go
The intended look follows the roof, windows and mirrors. A daylight reference is fine because the template supplies the dusk setting. You can get the effect without photographing real bulbs or a snow-covered driveway.
Inspect the details at full size
Download the JPEG and compare the wheel design, window pillars and headlight shape to your source. Separate reflections in the snow from changes to the paint. If you plan to crop for a holiday card, leave space above the roof so the upper strand remains visible.
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