classic car

from what i can get it seems like most of the community here does not care for selective coloring....so have a hayday with this.
how did i do? included is the original also

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Spike44 wrote in post #12194085
The colouring is OK but what's up with the giant looking car and why did you make it look like a pano in the edit?

"There are no rules for good photographs, there are only good photosgraphs."

i like the selective coloring in this as well as the pano edit. brings out the aesthetics in the pictures over the original. the original is a good snapshot, the edit brings creativity out and sets a better mood. its all about the mood the picture conveys.

great job!

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