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Wonderful F40 shot ! Everything is just amazing 
Great work Sean !
Great work Sean !
Sean's (rambo793) Showcase | A one shot good-bye to GT5 |
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A huge compliment coming from you SM, appreciate you dropping inWonderful F40 shot ! Everything is just amazing
Great work Sean !
. Very flattering, appreciate it man 
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Very pleased to see you recognise and appreciate the mix of realism and artistry Jeremy seeing as those are what I always try to find the right balance between in my work. As always, thanks for stopping by mateThe angle, composition, sense of action and the soft warm toning are just perfect in this pic 👍 As always the rendering of this pic is both realistic and artistic.
Great work once more Sean
Thank you MadMoss, that was the intended effect
I'm glad you do R!CE, I was trying not to go overboard with the intensity as I often have a tendency to. Thanks buddy
Because I read elsewhere, if George says it's a great shot, it's definitely a great shot
, I'm touched!I had got the two cars in contact for the theme but I didn't really know inwhat direction to take the edit as I had a beautiful sky earlier. Though it was taking away the focus from the battle, I decided to turn it into white intensity and I think that turned out pretty well.
Wanted to add quite a few more elements seeing how much space was available, but then I just made do with the particles, didn't wanna go overboard. Thanks for the appreciation mate
Now THAT is quite a compliment there Haer. "Official Ferrari photo", I won't forget that, as well as the "magnificent artistic" bit. Means alot man, thanks and hope to catch you on GTA 5This red F40 shot looks like some official Ferrari photo archive. Brilliant rallye battle, once agin magnificent artistic editing. Strong colors and particles are nicely managed, Bravo Rambo
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Alright, time for another minor update. I don't do a lot of editing much as I used to, but that's owing to the fact that I have college exams to attend to, and a bit of GTA V in whatever spare time I manage to create for myself. I am however , letting my creative juices flow over the 2.0 Tournament and trying to do some good there. This here, is the entry that got me through Round Two. I'm off to the semi-finals now, hope that turns out well
I found that the shot makes for a nice wallpaper on my mobile phone, in all modesty, so feel free
I found that the shot makes for a nice wallpaper on my mobile phone, in all modesty, so feel free
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It's an SLR like Jeremy stated Chameleon, but thanks alot mate
. It really is a monster, it took me forever to get it and keep it sideways the way I wanted to.And thanks once more JeremyIt's a SLR
Lovely shot once more Sean ! Good use of the portrait format with a great composition and a beautiful light. This pic has, as always with you, an excellent atmosphere
. The 16:9 format can really help create different atmospheres depending how you use it.
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Well I didn't make it past the semis like I was hoping to. Probably a bad choice of shot for the theme that focused on detail. Ah well, you win some and you lose some. And there's still the Bronze match 
. This here is the original shot I intended to be my entry
But I felt that a "warmth" was a bit too extreme. So after a few minor changes in toning, to add a bit more "compositional depth", this is what it resulted in, which , was my entry of choice
. This here is the original shot I intended to be my entryBut I felt that a "warmth" was a bit too extreme. So after a few minor changes in toning, to add a bit more "compositional depth", this is what it resulted in, which , was my entry of choice
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Thanks for the deeply analytical comment sneaky, as alwaysSweet one you submitted... I'm fond of the warmth of the toning and depth of field in the scene putting the rendering the photo to look still and picturesque.
Appreciate it SVX, thanks for stopping by
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Like many, I was pretty disturbed once the news of Paul Walker's untimely death broke out. Has been on my head all day, and this is something I really felt like doing. I remember when I was growing up, how much of an influence Dom and Brian O'connor had had on us as kids, popularising the import scene and driving us all nuts. Anyway, maybe he went the way he wanted to in the end, and that's what matters, doesn't it?
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RIP, great tribute Sean:tup:
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Glad you loved it guys.
Thanks for the memories.
Seeing as how everyone's arranging goodbye's to Gran Turismo 5, here's my way of bidding adieu. I won't have the time to do a multi-shot set or a photo-shoot sadly. But this shot here, which also happens to be my entry for the Bronze match of the 2.0 tournament, encompasses everything I feel, want to say and the memories I've had with the Fifth installment of the series. I hope, you can find the mentioned emotions and expressions in it .
Beside the reason for it being my last shot, I also wanted to bag the Bronze Match of the tournament so very darn bad . Hence I tried conjuring something different altogether.
Taking inspiration from a click from this year's Nurburgring 24H,
The title is a reference to the classic tune of the same name by Eric Clapton.
Thanks for the memories.
Seeing as how everyone's arranging goodbye's to Gran Turismo 5, here's my way of bidding adieu. I won't have the time to do a multi-shot set or a photo-shoot sadly. But this shot here, which also happens to be my entry for the Bronze match of the 2.0 tournament, encompasses everything I feel, want to say and the memories I've had with the Fifth installment of the series. I hope, you can find the mentioned emotions and expressions in it .
Beside the reason for it being my last shot, I also wanted to bag the Bronze Match of the tournament so very darn bad
. Hence I tried conjuring something different altogether.Taking inspiration from a click from this year's Nurburgring 24H,
The title is a reference to the classic tune of the same name by Eric Clapton.
This will quite possibly be my last piece of work from Gran Turismo 5. I want to thank everyone, who supported and encouraged me along the way when I started out, and every single one of you who continues to stop by here and commend my work. That alone, is a reward in itself.
It's been a great journey, and the photos here, mine and the work of others mean a lot to me.
Hope to be catching you lot on The GT6 photo section soon. Take care of yourselves.
It's been a great journey, and the photos here, mine and the work of others mean a lot to me.
Hope to be catching you lot on The GT6 photo section soon. Take care of yourselves.
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Wow... What a fitting way to end a GT5 gallery. It nicely sums up Gran Turismo as a driving sim. All the cars following the racing line, great graphics, real cars, real location. 👍 And the shot is absolutely beautiful. 
I don't believe I have ever been in this gallery, so when you start up in GT6, I will be visiting.
I don't believe I have ever been in this gallery, so when you start up in GT6, I will be visiting.
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Wow... What a fitting way to end a GT5 gallery. It nicely sums up Gran Turismo as a driving sim. All the cars following the racing line, great graphics, real cars, real location. 👍 And the shot is absolutely beautiful.
I don't believe I have ever been in this gallery, so when you start up in GT6, I will be visiting.
Exactly what I was thinking bud
Ah well, better late than never right?
Thanks for stopping by
