The PIC WHORE CLUB!!! Knock before you Enter!!!

[bujeezus]

Thanks! Here's the finished product. From Lehigh Valley C and C today:

Holy hell, that turned out NICE! I'm not 1 for bright colors but that looks awesome man.

 

[KrisR]

Slow half-motor Mustang.

 

[TGR96]

A pic someone took at a local C&C this weekend

I love those wheels!

 

[sidvicious]

Holy hell, that turned out NICE! I'm not 1 for bright colors but that looks awesome man.

Thanks! I'm really not a bright color guy either; but I couldn't resist this one

 

[Gabe]

Shelby Ave

 

[5tangiac.0]

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[Grabber5.sl0w]

Playing around with some old pics last night. Made them a little less "boring."

I know the ghost engine bay pic isn't the greatest but It's the first I've done, so I definitely learned for next time.

 

[TheSuit]

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That is a nice picture! The coloring looks awesome and the emblem looks great.

 

[TheSuit]

Playing around with some old pics last night. Made them a little less "boring."

As always, killing it!

 

[swedensky]

 

[Mrc5.0]

 

[sidvicious]

Shelby Ave

Noice! My favorite front end of ANY Mustang

 

[JG-1]

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[stkjock]

 

[TenSpeed]

WOW!!

 

[i am ryan]

I know the ghost engine bay pic isn't the greatest but It's the first I've done, so I definitely learned for next time.

Protip: Use a softer brush ( shift + [ ) on your mask to make it look more organic. Alternatively, make a general selection of the area you want ghosted with your choice of lasso tools, then mask it. Then select the mask in the layer and in the properties panel you can adjust the opacity and the softness. Or just right click the mask, select Refine Mask, and make your adjustments there.

Now that I've typed all that I'm going to change my pants and grab some tissues.

 

[cbass]

Protip: Use a softer brush ( shift + [ ) on your mask to make it look more organic. Alternatively, make a general selection of the area you want ghosted with your choice of lasso tools, then mask it. Then select the mask in the layer and in the properties panel you can adjust the opacity and the softness. Or just right click the mask, select Refine Mask, and make your adjustments there.

Now that I've typed all that I'm going to change my pants and grab some tissues.

Yeah, this page inspires me to take a sticky nap.

 

[Deez-67]

Thanks! Here's the finished product. From Lehigh Valley C and C today:

<---Sorry I just need a few more mins with this photo...


Dude!! Killed it!! Time to go have some nice photo taken of that thing.

 

[Deez-67]

I like to think that all your car does is burn outs. lol

 

[sidvicious]

<---Sorry I just need a few more mins with this photo...


Dude!! Killed it!! Time to go have some nice photo taken of that thing.

Hahah Thanks, Deez. I gotta lotta respect for your sense of style. I just gotta find the time and the photog to get that done.