Post your best Porsche pics.

then it looks like this :

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or like this :

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If none of the PS wizards here volunteer to tweak this I will. That is too nice of a shot not spend some time on it.
Gary

I was in a hurry when I took these pics but I thought it rather interesting that the owner of this Porsche dropped in a Ford 302 V8 under the hood.

Gord

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drknauf wrote in post #18369732
me too , but my photoshop skills don,t know how to darken it !

Time to learn about Layer Masks.
If you shot RAW, you might be able to develop a darker image of the building & use a Layer Mask for local changes. Post #9:
A question about sky.
A white mask reveals everything. A black one hides everything. So if you click on the white mask to get a line around it, then paint on the image with a black/gray brush at maybe 50% opacity, you'll see the changes as you work.

2nd choice if you didn't shoot RAW, or don't have a darker image to blend would be the masks in Adjustment Layers which can also be used to only affect a part of the image. They have a mask built in, & are one of the most useful tools in PS.

I'm not saying that I'm in love with it, but here's one "quick & dirty" blending option to tone down the white mass of the building. I included the steps & layers for you.
The Pencil steps should have been a Brush where I painted black on the image mask to remove the yellow gradient results from the mask to return to the white body of the Porsche.

From a car show

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drknauf wrote in post #18371698
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click pic to enlarge.

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I like it, but don't care for those seams in the background. That one in particular is just as bad as a flag pole growing out of the roof.

I think the big seam is the only one you'd need to remove.

drknauf wrote in post #18371873
the seams were originally there !

You can say that about anything in the background that makes your image less than VERY nice?
It shouldn't take more than 20 seconds to clone the big one of them out, so why not do it? Why not do all of them?

They weren't in your posted image, so why bring them up?

Jethr0 wrote in post #18371934
I think the big seam is the only one you'd need to remove.

I could live with that, but if you do one, you might as well do all or them IMO.

TustinMike wrote in post #18372287

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Framed a bit too tight for me, but still a peach of a car

Michiel>=-

I know, me too but there was a constant flow of spectators either side. A shame really.