Mercury Brawn
by Wildwood512
Nice car and photo. Sign of TEXACO reminds me back when I was a child.......PS Imagine a BW conversion but the wall of bricks at natural red colour. In your opinion could it work?
Giulio, I think this to be a fantastic idea! It sounds like a masking job at which time I am not too knowledgeable in yet but working on it. Any advice on how to achieve this would be appreciated. I have Lightroom but don't quite know my way around it yet. All of my edits are done in iPhoto (MAC) and Picasa, a downloadable editing program. Both are very limited but thus far have been adequate for my needs. I am going to purchase a Lightroom how to book hopefully this weekend as I am ready to further my editing skills.
Great shot, made extra special by the sympathetic back ground. This one is in great original condition as well, not customised like some soft sods do to these masterpieces.
Andrew
"These places mean something and it's the job of a photographer to figure-out what the hell it is."
Robert Adams
"The camera doesn't make a bit of difference. All of them can record what you are seeing. But, you have to SEE."
Ernst Hass
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This workflow refers to Photoshop(all versions)
Thanks Giulio. I do have PS Elements 13 as well, but again it is new to me, however, with your tips on masking I feel a bit more informed! 😉
I love old cars and nothing evokes the spirit of an age like its motorcars, American ones, in particular.
Andrew, I couldn't agree with you more! I'll most likely be sharing a few more...stay tuned! 😉
I love old cars and nothing evokes the spirit of an age like its motorcars, American ones, in particular.
Great shot, made extra special by the sympathetic back ground. This one is in great original condition as well, not customised like some soft sods do to these masterpieces.
I couldn't agree more
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9 years
Illinois,
USA
"The low angle works well with this fellow". Peterk
Peter, Thank you for your comment on this photo. I deleted the first post and re-uploaded a better edited version. 😉