Colors

[Walter C]

As I said in an earlier post I enjoy photographing cars, then doing some creative stuff in postprocessing in CS3. Here are a couple more examples, beginning with a classic Corvette.

[Walter C]

And a 1971 diTomaso Pantera.

[selvin]

Walter,

I'd be interested in seeing the starting shots. The idea is well executed. What sort of software gives you this type of control? IGNORE just saw you used CS3.

You don't actually own these do you?

Aloha

[Mugmar]

Walter, I really like the first one. It has some intriguing lines.

For me the second is a bit to bright or something, I can't quite place my finger on it though.

Both are great ideas, I'm gonna have to try it

Mugmar

[selvin]

Walter,

I should have made it cler. I meant the cars NOT the software.

Aloha

[Walter C]

Selvin.

No, we own a station wagon and a Toyota Prius. I tell the owners that I can only afford to shoot them, not buy them. Here's the original Corvette shot.

[Walter C]

...and here is the original Pantera shot.

[calr]

Nicely executed, Walter and some nice cars, too. Paint Shop Pro (PSP) can do this also. It is quite easy using mirroring and cut and paste. I suspect most any reasonably good editor could do it.

Cal

[Bynx]

In the Corvette shot, whats going on with the rear wheel of the car next door?

[Walter C]

Good question, Bynx. Some kind of Low Rider gimmick? Hadn't noticed that til you mentioned it.