RYE

I would love to see the talent on this forum and learn what you can really do with post editing.

Bradley Scott

^^ Gorgeous.

Go figure, I am a clothing designer but I sketch out all my designs by hand. Very hands on - I don't even know how to use illustrator or photoshop. I took a course in it when I was in college - (Parsons School of Design) and found it to be so boring. I always sketched the design out - taped fabric on the paper - and coordinated a collection that way. Do the same thing at the factory now, etc.

I digress.

When I get my Porsche - I'll have a buddy of mine who does amazing work with photo shop to put something together. He did it for my S550 - seen here.

manitou202

Here is my favorite, edited using iPhoto.

Dewinator

I detest anything that looks photoshopped. IMHO, the best photoshop jobs are they ones that you can't tell.


Here's one of my photos that I used photoshop to tweak the colors/contrast/etc but is mostly unaltered.

RFMASSA

Shot in my garage, my '87 Targa and my current '97 993 targa




My '87 911 targa (sold a few years ago) inserted in a Porsche poster.




My '97' targa inserted in a Porsche poster.

Leader

I'm a bigger fan of Photoshop "subtraction" than I am of "addition." In this shot, overhead wires, light poles, a chain-link fence, and road markings were all removed to more clearly focus on the subject. Also, a little highlight processing. Everything else is really there, including the dramatic sky and that Club Blau Porsche. .

Bradley Scott

^^ Holy gorgeous. What color is that?

planet

He already told you. Club Blau.

Bradley Scott

Ohh. I see.

http://press.porsche.com/news/release.php?id=901

77tony

Old school. Friend sketched and is now restoring this 912. T

OMFS

Not photoshop but an App called Prisma. Turn any pic into art.

Leader

Yes! PRISMA is a very cool app. Great for making big garage wall graphics!

MJBird993

Ditto. That first one in this thread hurts my eyes.

Nicely done!

brianja

Here is one of mine. I typically am not a fan of a heavy hand with Photoshop.

In this one I used it for color adjustment, sharpening and cloning out some distracting elements and reflections from off-camera-flash.

JD911

My daughter's handiwork: