Dime

[Billy Cabral]

http://fc02.deviantart.com/fs25/i/2008/083/8/e/Dime_mix_by_billyblanco.jpg

[CDickey]

Real cool effect. Very nice. What does the title "Dime" relate to?

[RadAL]

Real cool effect. Very nice. What does the title "Dime" relate to?

I would say money.... or marijuana but i might be wrong.

[mongoosed]

dime.. = 10 = s10...

He is looowww...

[CDickey]

dime.. = 10 = s10...

He is looowww...

Would make sense if it was an S10

[Mitch F]

cool pic, nice effect... but that is one of the ugliest trucks i've ever seen :)

[CDickey]

Is that an S10? The grille proprtions look a little weird.:confused:

[EhdisChris]

Nice effect. Nice Car.

[Mama Tried]

Looks to me like a silverado?? I would say mid to late 90's

[thrash_273]

dime it is. nice effect

[Nates98cbr]

Would make sense if it was an S10

it is, the grill is a modified silverado grill, done so well it's hard to tell, i think ive seen this truck in person, cool photo

[Billy Cabral]

Dime is slang for Chevy s-10 pick up. It has a cut down custom full size front end. It was my first featured cover I ever shot for Trucks magazine. Here’s a link to the article if anyone is interested; http://minitruckzone.tenmagazines.com/articles.asp?page=tenarticle&aid=2609

And thank you all for the replys.

[ninext]

isnt that the back of the polaroid?

[PhotosGuy]

Here’s a link to the article if anyone is interested; http://minitruckzone.tenmagazines.co...ticle&aid=2609 Good write up & shots. It should move well with that 350 in it!

[Antz_Marchin]

Pretty cool effect. How's this done??

[Billy Cabral]

Pretty cool effect. How's this done??


[SIZE=2]Thanks for the replies everyone…

To answer the question about how it’s done there’s a few ways. Photoshop has brushes that look like Polaroid’s but look kind of bland. I like to take a pick of a actual Polaroid (and yes it’s the back I know, good eye) I like the back it has more character. Just cut the Polaroid to where you want it and save it in a psd file. Then start a new project make the project a little bigger then the image you want to use to give you some room to mess around. Then cut and paste your image or picture, then cut and paste your Polaroid over that image. I recommend making a copy layer of the main image and the Polaroid image just in case. Then erase what you don’t want and let your creativity run wild. I’m no pro, but I made this one just tonight and used water stains and dirtied it up a bit to give you some ideas. Thanks again guys!



http://fc06.deviantart.com/fs26/i/2008/087/a/f/_Xplorer__by_billyblanco.jpg

[Billy Cabral]

Good write up & shots. It should move well with that 350 in it!


Thank you very much for taking the time to take a look at the feature. It means a lot to me, so thank you;)

[CDickey]

Thank you for taking the time to post your process. Its a real cool effect. And by the way the cowl on the explorer is f'in rediculous. I dont care whats under it!:lol:

[Billy Cabral]

Thank you for taking the time to post your process. Its a real cool effect. And by the way the cowl on the explorer is f'in rediculous. I dont care whats under it!:lol:



Ha Ha yeah the hoods crazy, but what underneath is even more nuts. A 502 with 800 plus HP and 250 shot of N.O.S to go with it. The funny thing is the guy drives it around town from time to time, lol…

http://i208.photobucket.com/albums/bb296/billycabral_photos/bobsford213800.jpg

[PhotosGuy]

The funny thing is the guy drives it around town from time to time, lol… Well, that's what they're made for? This guy drives year around except when there's snow on the road:
'68 Road Runner 440 Mark (http://photography-on-the.net/forum/showthread.php?t=338634)

Some other guys had their cars out early this month when the weather was good.