Maya: Ambient Occlusion Car

Original Render 
 Sample and Spread Increase 
 Render Without Windows 

Final Photoshop Combine and Edit 
This Ambient occlusion tutorial I found very useful, especially when it came to editing the original coloured render and the ambient one to create a more realistic looking image. I didn't find any of this video difficult and found the lesson useful for future projects.

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