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6-Wheeler


6-Wheeler
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Copyright: Bruce Jay (BruceJay) (4)
Genre: Places
Medium: Color
Date Taken: 2005-08-07
Categories: Humorous
Camera: Canon Powershot A75, Canon Built-in Lens only, ISO-50 Digital, No Filter
Exposure: f/6.3, 1/400 seconds
Photo Version: Original Version
Date Submitted: 2005-10-13 17:46
Viewed: 929
Points: 0
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Hey Everybody, I took my neighbors car into the shop and made a few modifications. I hope he doesn't mind. Can you see the other change to the car besides the wheel? I didn't mean anything by the rainbow, just playing with colors. Enjoy your day everyone.

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To Shutter2Think: 6-WheelerBruceJay 2 10-15 18:19
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Hi Bruce,
Nice image. Hmmm...I actually thought this might've been the real deal from the thumb. You know there's all kind of car enthusiasts out there that probably wouldn't mind extra rims. ;P
Your pp looks okay. There's a little rough edging, seems maybe you cut and pasted, and then erased? If you can, try using masks and layers...and a fuzzy brush...it'll help you get cleaner edging. As for your question, if you mean what you did to the back fender, by the side marker, yeah, I can see it. If you didn't...nope. Anyhow, interesting colors, kind of surreal. I actually kind of like the way you tried to hide that car in the back...looks like a dotted-line drawing. Keep up the good work.
But, before I go. If you're going to use a rainbow in your work. Avoid that rainbow pattern, I thought you had a gay pride thing going, as it's what first attracted my eyes...perhaps, you could opt to leave one of the colors out, or put in the "indigo" as in "roygbiv."
Take care.
Richard

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