Lamborghini Gallardo
Discussion
I have mixed feelings on this bunch.
The 1st one not keen on it, the panning shot would work a lot better if the front end of the car was in shot and it wasn't shot from the angle it has been.
the 2nd one is a nice shot, but it's been done countless times
the 3rd One nice look, but would have looked better if you could see the bottom of the front lip
the 4th I quite like
the 5th not too keen on, in a shot like that there is too much that is distracting and the car is not in motion
the 6th IMO is the best, I really like this shot
EDIT: Doh last comment should have been 6th
The 1st one not keen on it, the panning shot would work a lot better if the front end of the car was in shot and it wasn't shot from the angle it has been.
the 2nd one is a nice shot, but it's been done countless times
the 3rd One nice look, but would have looked better if you could see the bottom of the front lip
the 4th I quite like
the 5th not too keen on, in a shot like that there is too much that is distracting and the car is not in motion
the 6th IMO is the best, I really like this shot
EDIT: Doh last comment should have been 6th
Edited by wyvern971 on Thursday 8th February 16:36
craigw said:
cowley manor if I'm not mistaken ?
Blimey - you're sharp eyed!!
ETA: PS. www.pikeynet.com/stuff/reviews/cowleymanor.htm
Edited by pikey on Thursday 8th February 16:22
pikey said:
trackdemon said:
Is this one done by taking two images, one B&W and one colour then putting them together in Photoshop?
My pocket Canon has a 'colour accent' mode that attempts this effect on the fly. I'm sure it couldn't get near this good a result though.
Desature image, 'paint' back relevant areas using history brush

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