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Mustang at a Car show with PP

 
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Mar 19, 2011 13:52 |  #1

This is a good friend of mines mustang he just finished. It is a pretty nice car, basically a really good driver. I took some pictures at the show and did some PP. Also I noticed that the hood wasn't closed all the way, so not liking that part.

Just looking for some feed back on the PP and the photos.

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Mar 19, 2011 15:47 |  #2

The cut-out looks good, but the shadow should come closer to the front wheel.
The 'Stang look cramped for space in that image. And considering that the hood is open & the show lighting is pretty crappy, I'd suggest that you start over & shoot it outside first.

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Mar 19, 2011 18:44 |  #3

You cut off the bottom of the front tire, as well as the very back corner. Also, I would clone out the lights in the paint. Not very flattering.


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