Nikon DSLR "Picture Of The Day"

[photowerkz]

Shot a 2005 bmw 630i today:

[TheKoopaBros]

Is something like this better? Sorry for the smaller size.

[faisal]

Shot a 2005 bmw 630i today:

WOW!!!! How did you process that shot???

[photowerkz]

WOW!!!! How did you process that shot???

With love The picture consists of parts from 7 different exposures. Used a few filters and such, some free-hand editing etc etc. The .PSD file is a heap of layers and measures 787mb in size. I need a more powerfull computer..

[ANP !!!]

That looks Supernatural Photowerkz.

[faisal]

With love The picture consists of parts from 7 different exposures. Used a few filters and such, some free-hand editing etc etc. The .PSD file is a heap of layers and measures 787mb in size. I need a more powerfull computer..

I have an idea of how you've done it, but my computer will never be able to handle that 787mb files...plus it'll take me a few months to get it right...

[K1W1]

Is something like this better? Sorry for the smaller size.

I prefer that image.

[TheKoopaBros]

I prefer that image.

Alright, thanks.

And wow awesome image photowerkz. :O

[jcon]

photowerkz, my opinion is a little different than what others have said. The image has way too much grey. The car doesnt capture my eye/attention. I keep wandering up towards the top of the building. I think if you did something to draw the attention to the car, it would be very impressive. Maybe lighten the car a bit and darken the background a tad? I dunno, just my thoughts.

[Cyberwlf]

Yeah i feel though its not the exposure levels of the building but more the contrast/focus of the building renders it so sharply...in some ways thats a good thing with the windows, but in other ways i find it distracting, even though the car is quite sharp too. Maybe as jcon said having a duller image for the building might solve all this.