New Photos of Racing Green's Tuscan Racer

[luca brazzi]

All static pictures, for those interested.







All can be seen here, plus a few interior shots without engine cover.

Dialup: www.sleepy-fish.com/d/racinggreen.htm
Broadband: www.sleepy-fish.com/racing_green.htm

Enjoy,
LB

[Ballistic Banana]

LB that second picture is awseome.


BB

[luca brazzi]

Thanks

Have a look at the rest, there are a few great pics (IMHO), largely thanks to the subject matter.

They wanted a couple of promotional shots of the car with the truck all liveried up.

Good fun to do....lucky I had my camera with me.

LB

[apache]

Ballistic Banana said:

LB that second picture is awseome. BB

seconded!

[david010167]

Very nice Steve, I love the processing on the second shot, it gives it a very dramatic feel.

David

[docevi1]

May I ask how you got that second shot, was it done with the camera or by Photoshop, if the former, how?

I'm a budding photographer who does it as a hobby

edit: looking at the site, is it just a longer exposure, and for the first shot a slightly larger aperture?

>> Edited by docevi1 on Thursday 8th April 19:19

[luca brazzi]

docevi1 said:

May I ask how you got that second shot

Via photoshop elements...

Make a new layer.
On the original layer, over saturate the colours, apply gaussian blur a little bit. Overlay the new layer, set for around 50% transparancy, to let the blurry image show through.

I was only playing, but loved the result.

Hope this helps,
LB

[docevi1]

and there was me thinking it's a proper jobie I dislike it when that happens.

Thanks for telling moi tho.

[luca brazzi]

Sorry. I know what you mean, but does it really matter. What's important is whether you like the image.

LB

[docevi1]

oh I agree, but I prefer to see images that are natural as it were.

It's all personal preference, and it does indeed look better than standard, and I suppose it's no different if you set some settings on the camera or the computer but, well, you know

[theblacktuscks]

Let the artist create!