i have a small job in pittsburgh taking pictures of users vehicles on the forum "pittspeed"
ive done 3 in the past week so far with more to come. feeds my cars hungry belly....im so poor haha

nonetheless it is fun i get to meet some really nice people...expand my photography resume

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I've never able to master capturing objects in motion. That pic of the monster truck in the parking lot is pretty nice.

nice. i like em. dont take this the wrong way, but my opinion is there is to much opacity in the blur overlays. just like a little too noticeable. but i do like doing that style photo.

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I was looking at the properties of some of your pics, and it says your color representation is not calibrated. Perhaps that would explain why all of the pics look so blue?

Here, check it out and see what you think...

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This post has been edited by lagos: Apr 18, 2008 - 1:33 PM

+1 to Lagos,
freakin huge difference

Sik pics.
i like the lot pics, i've always wants to somehow get a parked pic on 579 where u can see all the lights of the city after rounding the bend(coming intown from north)

for the blur, it was the wide lense i was using...which now with the knowledge i have, will never use that much again.

the color i have always noticed a blue hue to it after i editied a certain way. i edited it in the fashion of that "hdr" style i use, i long since abandoned that method but these 3 guys like that style...so i have to do what the customer wants haha

but i know what u mean, i live the second two, ( the second one i see alot of difference) but the first one, there seems to be too much hard light for my liking

do you have a version of any of those pics without any processing done?

lm check

smart sharpen? i like the afters

any pics of the s2k's f4i bike? if not you should get some, especially if you can on a road of him droppin a knee =) (inside of turn and outside as well as from the front and rear each while cornering... id love to get some pics like that)

I wouldn't use the sharpen tool at all. I would create a new layer and add a High Pass Filter, then change it to overlay.