How do I do this?

[LeBeau]

How do I take a picture of a classic car and have the results turn out like this?
I have a Canon T1i Rebel and want to start taking pictures of cars, this really impressed me, I do have Photoshop CS5, what do I have to do to have results like this:

???

Thanks!

 

[Dao]

The photos show details in bright area as well as in dark area. So it appears to be multiple exposures -> HDR -> Tone mapped.

 

[Light Artisan]

Looks like HDR to me... (at least 3 different exposures put together into one photo). I used to do 9 shot HDR which gave a nice broad range from -4 to plus 4. I would recommend at least 5 if you can - 3 doesn't seem to be enough range.

 

[Buckster]

Probably just a faux HDR - single RAW shot output 3 times at different exposure levels, then tone-mapped in an HDR program like Photomatix or Dynamic HDR.

 

[kasperkjaerphoto]

I think this is more than just an HDR, it looks edited, maybe in Photoshop or Paint Shop Pro Photo, by changing the colour balances and contrast/brightness settings you can get the same effect, even without HDR.

 

[Dao]

I think this is more than just an HDR, it looks edited, maybe in Photoshop or Paint Shop Pro Photo, by changing the colour balances and contrast/brightness settings you can get the same effect, even without HDR.

The way the shadow was formed, the sun's reflection (hot spot), people's outfit => photo(s) maybe taken in a hot sunny day (or at least not cold) around noon time.

The photo have detail information in the dark area as well as bright area. I do not think just one photo with color balances, brightness/contrast can do it. The dynamic range in this photo is quite wide.