Dinzdale40
Large Member
elaborations are done by google....search..."photoshop burn tool" and "photoshop shadows/highlights"
how would you go about taking a picture like this!?
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BlackestCoupe
Well-Known Member
lol i love how everyone just says "photoshop skills" and offers no information
CrosCntryAccord
Well-Known Member
because you can find those skills like crack
just be glad you can manipulate your simplistic photos to make them look exceptional with a program, and that you can find all that info via google
just be glad you can manipulate your simplistic photos to make them look exceptional with a program, and that you can find all that info via google
Ya i mean i could easily do that with Photoshop and no one showed me.
I said to myself one day, i want to learn how to use this program.
So i bought a pack of cigarettes and sat down and opened a picture and tried every effect and played with every option.
After a few weeks i was somewhat decent. Now i can do a whole range of things.
But no one helped me. Google has a **** ton of articles on how to use Photoshop....hell if your on Facebook, become a fan of Photoshop. They are always posting tutorials on stuff.
Sort of like this but with a wide angle lens and more pronounced clouds-
I said to myself one day, i want to learn how to use this program.
So i bought a pack of cigarettes and sat down and opened a picture and tried every effect and played with every option.
After a few weeks i was somewhat decent. Now i can do a whole range of things.
But no one helped me. Google has a **** ton of articles on how to use Photoshop....hell if your on Facebook, become a fan of Photoshop. They are always posting tutorials on stuff.
Sort of like this but with a wide angle lens and more pronounced clouds-
JMillerUA6
Grillin' rape steaks
To be honest I don't think that pic is all that great. Yeah the clouds look cool, but the car is off center, and the pic is taken at a weird angle. I for one, do not like.
Millz
Well-Known Member
look at the horizon on the right and left...
sky picture was obviously cropped in
ive heard of people doing this before
take a pic in dark conditions, google stormy skies, find a nice pic, crop it in voila
sky picture was obviously cropped in
ive heard of people doing this before
take a pic in dark conditions, google stormy skies, find a nice pic, crop it in voila
or you could do that too.
ryan s
they dont think it
i think the artifacts on the horizon are selection "gaps" where the dude left the foreground untouched...replicating the reflections on the car would be such a pain if the sky is shooped in.
at least thats how i'd do it (if for whatever reason i wanted to make a pic look bad
)...select the sky and exaggerate it.
at least thats how i'd do it (if for whatever reason i wanted to make a pic look bad
)...select the sky and exaggerate it.i think the artifacts on the horizon are selection "gaps" where the dude left the foreground untouched...replicating the reflections on the car would be such a pain if the sky is shooped in.
at least thats how i'd do it (if for whatever reason i wanted to make a pic look bad
I was going to say if you just chop the sky in, good luck with the car reflections.
I would just try to get a shot with prolific clouds and then exaggerate them post process.
LOL @ bad pic.
