- 932
- Kendal/Cumbria/UK
- diobel
That golden lancer is beautiful! This is my favourite photo:
The angle is interesting and the speed is also great.
Thank You my friend.
Diobel gallery - 18/06 TIME FOR CHANGE
- Thread starter diobel
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Thank You my friend.
- 416
- Lisbon, Portugal
- cruz_da_boss
- 416
- Lisbon, Portugal
- cruz_da_boss
Already looks nice my friend... The first shot is breathtaking, superb job 👍
- 416
- Lisbon, Portugal
- cruz_da_boss
I really like visiting your gallery man, every time you post you post quality. Great set, the last is my favourite.
- 4,771
- Paris
- Kodje75
I haven't come here since a long time. Great set on all you last sets mate 👍
I've especially enjoyed the Hudson one (great use of the beautiful colors of the Autumn Ring), the Shelby one (original angles, great light), and the Maserati one on Willow (superb toning).
Great job !
I've especially enjoyed the Hudson one (great use of the beautiful colors of the Autumn Ring), the Shelby one (original angles, great light), and the Maserati one on Willow (superb toning).
Great job !
- 3,691
- Australia
- Pandi-GP
I like the Maserati set. Those shots have a nice exposure level and the toning as Jeremy(Kodje) mentions is very nice. Some of your best tonal work so far I think. My favorite is shot 1, nice angle and display of light and shadow. 👍
As for the skies they aren't really bad, but a quick selection using the lasoo tool and then some gaussian blur will help smooth them out. As I mentioned to you before. It's pretty easy. Just make sure you copy and paste the sky onto a new layer.
The editing on the older shots is not too bad, but obviously they are only really let down by the quality of the original shots which some are overexposed. But that is becuase they are old shots so it's ok. Perosnally I don't often go back and edit old shots of mine, I generally like to keep moving forward. Even if you don't have somehting new to post all the time thats ok. Quality over quantity any day I say.
I too have had very little time to do any sets the last few weeks. :sad:
As for the skies they aren't really bad, but a quick selection using the lasoo tool and then some gaussian blur will help smooth them out. As I mentioned to you before. It's pretty easy. Just make sure you copy and paste the sky onto a new layer.
The editing on the older shots is not too bad, but obviously they are only really let down by the quality of the original shots which some are overexposed. But that is becuase they are old shots so it's ok.
Perosnally I don't often go back and edit old shots of mine, I generally like to keep moving forward. Even if you don't have somehting new to post all the time thats ok. Quality over quantity any day I say.I too have had very little time to do any sets the last few weeks. :sad:
- 932
- Kendal/Cumbria/UK
- diobel
Thank You @Kodje @GPR @cruzthemaster for visiting my gallery!!!
Its a long time since i was here..to busy with family stuff but i start yesterday some shots so i hope ill be back here more times now..
Its a long time since i was here..to busy with family stuff but i start yesterday some shots so i hope ill be back here more times now..
- 3,691
- Australia
- Pandi-GP
Your dream car seems like a funny choice to me, but hey as you say it's not like most people. I quite those shots of the Aristo. Nice colour and well done on having the richness of colour and contrast in the shots. Interesting display of motion with the stationary wheels on the first one. Nice sense of speed on the second and good central focus of light and angle on the third one. 👍
The fourth is not bad, maybe a touch overexposed compared to the others.
The Miura set is quite nice also. The second shot having a slight faded look to the darks suits the age of the car. But the clean contrast vibrance of the other looks quite nice too. The second last is quite interesting. 👍
From the next set I like the third shot (first pano) of the Jag at Willow. Looks bright and hot and has a good desert feel because of it's composition. 👍 Overall in both Jag sets I think exposure is a little over bright though. I quite like the composition of the second last one on the second set too. 👍
And for the latest shot with the sky addtion, it's not too bad. I think what it needs a bit of a faded atmosphere look in the distance to really make it merge more realistically with the scene. But the angle of the shot used and clouds go pretty well. 👍
Did you brighten the edges on that one? It seems to get brighter around the edge of the frame but darker just around the car which kind of gives the impression of a soft drop shadow behind the car. Just looks a bit odd to me.
Oh and don't feel bad about your works. They are quite nice and with more play and practice will likely keep getting better.
I quite those shots of the Aristo. Nice colour and well done on having the richness of colour and contrast in the shots. Interesting display of motion with the stationary wheels on the first one. Nice sense of speed on the second and good central focus of light and angle on the third one. 👍The fourth is not bad, maybe a touch overexposed compared to the others.
The Miura set is quite nice also. The second shot having a slight faded look to the darks suits the age of the car. But the clean contrast vibrance of the other looks quite nice too. The second last is quite interesting. 👍
From the next set I like the third shot (first pano) of the Jag at Willow. Looks bright and hot and has a good desert feel because of it's composition. 👍 Overall in both Jag sets I think exposure is a little over bright though. I quite like the composition of the second last one on the second set too. 👍
And for the latest shot with the sky addtion, it's not too bad. I think what it needs a bit of a faded atmosphere look in the distance to really make it merge more realistically with the scene. But the angle of the shot used and clouds go pretty well. 👍
Did you brighten the edges on that one? It seems to get brighter around the edge of the frame but darker just around the car which kind of gives the impression of a soft drop shadow behind the car. Just looks a bit odd to me.
Oh and don't feel bad about your works. They are quite nice and with more play and practice will likely keep getting better.
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- Brisbane, Australia
- Chameleon9000
- 932
- Kendal/Cumbria/UK
- diobel
The third photo from this post is by far one of my favourites from you. Keep up the great work!👍
Thank You all for visiting my gallery and your words about my work..its mean a lot for me. Thank You
- 416
- Lisbon, Portugal
- cruz_da_boss
You're back man!! Haven't seen you in a while.
