05 evo mr in a parking garage at palisades mall of ny

had some fun with a single strobe and cs4. feel free to post critique.

woah, the shadows are weird, but that still looks awesome

i miss that mall haha. i used to live in ardsley, the other side of the bridge.

car looks good! p45's?

Very cool. I love the shadow of the rear in the upper left.

NYNCTC wrote in post #9641636
i miss that mall haha. i used to live in ardsley, the other side of the bridge.

car looks good! p45's?

yes p45r

i think lower angle would make it look better, cool shadow

Thats a cool picture, I know where the Palisades mall is...

that's awesome, but how did you get this strange awesome looking lighting.. how much of it is photoshop? looks sweet.

MLphoto wrote in post #9644254
that's awesome, but how did you get this strange awesome looking lighting.. how much of it is photoshop? looks sweet.

it looks like the flashes were pointed at an upwards angle from the ground.

MLphoto wrote in post #9644254
that's awesome, but how did you get this strange awesome looking lighting.. how much of it is photoshop? looks sweet.

the photo have two layers merged with two different light positions and then added contrast. glad you like it!

joooowan wrote in post #9644669
it looks like the flashes were pointed at an upwards angle from the ground.

you got it! utilize your eyes to use reverse engineering

That's a very interesting shot, but I don't think the car looks all that good. But you knew that, right?

jxs1984 wrote in post #9645537
the photo have two layers merged with two different light positions and then added contrast. glad you like it!


you got it! utilize your eyes to use reverse engineering

I see, by merge do you mean you used one part of the photo, then earased the rest and inserted the 2nd layer? just wondering, still new with PS

PhotosGuy wrote in post #9645809
That's a very interesting shot, but I don't think the car looks all that good. But you knew that, right?

thanks. the car is dirty... so the its blown/overexposed to hide the dirt lol. around this spring or summer i'll have the car cleaned up and i'll redo the shot.

MLphoto wrote in post #9646704
I see, by merge do you mean you used one part of the photo, then earased the rest and inserted the 2nd layer? just wondering, still new with PS

i just put picture #1 over picture #2... you will see two layers. then in the layers panel change the blending mode from normal to screen in the drop down menu. then erase the unnecessary part. good luck

Shadows are not pleasant, try moving the car away from the wall and have the lights higher up

The shadows are cool, very creative imo.