this will prolly get moved but...
just minor contrast modifications on these first 2


used a posterization filter on this one

I think i used a chalk and charcoal filter here

and this is colored pencil with a cooling filter


thought you guys might like those

 

Hmmm, looks like just usual plaster of filters onto there. Might want to customize them a bit, combine a few, maybe use some layers in the process. But I guess all in all, your car looks sweet

 

for the most part it is, im at school now and had a few minutes to experiment, i did tweak them a bit, but that all.

 

Haha, sweet **** man. My favorite sort of thing to do is to take a layer of the car itself, and make it a transparent layer under that. Then make a blur of the surrounding, with the car still sharp as can be. Try to do the camera job on a stopped car

 

love the last one...

 

not bad not bad. ill post some of my fc when i get my photoshop back. had it then it got erased of the comp. so now i gotta find someone with it.

 

I thought this would be a better thread than it was. sorry.

 

I thought you meant something like this.

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First pic, the white balancing is off and a tripod would definately help on the night pictures.

 

You need a tripod

 

i have one, the screw piece on the camera is broken so it does no good;
and '87 turbo II, i have done pics like that before i just felt like experimenting with some different filters

 

87 Turbo II I want your version of Photoshop. Nice cars guys

 

did you use photoshop or a different program?

 

"Dear Picaso, I want to be a painter, what types of brushes and paints do you use? Mayb eI will be a good painter with them"

"Dear National Geographic, I would like to take nature photos, what brand of camera do you use, as only a professional camera will get me quality pictures."

It's the artist, not the tools.

That is Photoshop V 9 CS2, but without the talent, it won't get you anywhere.

 

LOL.

I agree with the "its the artist, not the tools" for the most part, but the right tools sure do make all the difference.

 

Haha, that's true, but try doing what you did in Paint

 

Hey, it's doable!
.......just requires hours upon hours of pixel-by-pixel editing.... and a LOT of luck with the guesswork of how the CF hood you're digitally installing effects the reflection....