@365nick Thank you, back in the day because of my working the motor trade I got to drive the TR6. great experience, but I had respect that they weren't my cars. Thanks for looking.
Nice shot- you may want to revisit it at some point and clone out the lady with the sunglasses and blur out those legs a bit more. They're not too noticeable but that car deserves to be the only thing front and center.
@olivetreeann Firstly, thank you for taking the time to sharing yours thoughts. This shot was always a street candid of the car and I knew as I took the shot I would have to do something with the back ground. I did try a blur layer both above and below and worked it through but I couldn't make it look natural either way. I've enjoyed much Anne foolery whilst being on 365, so I guess you know your way around a editing programme and will recognise I've applied a depth of field filter. I did try adding a local blur to the unaffected back ground but again beyond my skills to make it seamless. So wanting to high light the car I used the filter as a vignette. Going forward, I've decided to make this shot a friendly challenge and will find a way to subdue the background, but I won't be posting till I have it right. Thanks again for looking.
@bybri When I started using post-processing I took very minimal attempts and my skill level was just as low. I am still learning and have a long way to go. Since I do not use Photo Shop or Light Room and tutorials on my program are almost non-existent most of what I do is experimenting! So go for it- keep playing with this one until you get it exactly where you want it. The more you practice on this one, the more prepared you'll be for doing something similar in the future.
September 12th, 2021
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