are you sure by Richardphotos
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Description
you want to enter my yard?
I took the old 47 Ford in Oklahoma and the house/fence is in my favorite park.it was a lot of manipulation but I enjoyed it
thanks for viewing and any comments
I cut the Ford out and copied it.then I cut the fence out and created a new transparent image and pasted the fence for temporary storage.I then pasted the car, and recopied the fence and pasted it.then using the lasso I outlined the areas of fence that was blocking the car and used erase function to remove the unwanted areas. then I used clarify function reducing the saturation of the background.using PSPX2 pro

Comments (100)
Fantastic shot my friend....!!! Excellent detail......!!!!!
SPECIAL!!!!SUPER-SUPER MANIPULATION, AND A GREAT PIC AS AN OUTCOME!
Wow!!!this is a wonderful pieces of artwork. I love it.
Fascinating image with some really interesting manipulations. Excellent, Richard, it works very well!!!!!
thank goodness, he doesn't feet into that gate... Great capture! Beautiful work!
nice work...
A new favorite to add to my list. I like manipulation and you, being good enough to list your steps, have given me a couple of new techniques to use. Shot combins two of my favorite subjects, old houses and old cars. Thanks for the inspiration.
yep, and check out the Ford this is really cool, Richard warm hug with a smile, Linda
I love this one! Stunning work and would look fantastic framed and hanging on my wall! Really great! 10+ and FAVE!
good work!
This is a great result on this manipulation..Fantastic postwork :)
All that work, wouldn't it have been easier to paint the shed and restore the car? You might be interested in the chromostereopsis and a new aspect of the illusion involved here: http://burbankstomato.blogspot.com/
a fine job, manipulation done very skillfully, and the vision itself is quite beautiful. If it were all B&W, it could pass for one of those gorgeous Farm Security Administration Depression-era photos (Walker Evans, Dorothy Lange, Marion Wolcott, Jack Delano, etc.) I love how you got some red in the grass to match the faded coat of the truck, how you matched the old grill with the opening in the fence, and how you caught glitter and light-dissolve in the background. A very sensitive piece of work, and as a fan of these old structures, you sure touched a lot of fine chords in me...
Fantastic work!
Fantastic work!!!
Pretty work too. That resembles a fish eye lol ..... It is a majestic whole. Cheer still and mile mercies ((5++)) Joli travail aussi . Cela ressemble à un fish eye lol .....C'est un tout majestueux . Bravo encore et mile mercis ((5++))
This looks wonderful..fantastic work!!
Great work !!!! [^___^] Cheers, Roger
like this pic of the old rusty truck my friend, i have one myself and i think you just got me to go ahead and post it. steve
Great shot!!
Wonderful image! That is a first rate manipulation. ;o)
Amazing work, wonderful
^Love that one of course !
Great image,and great postwork.It´s stunning!Thank you for sharing and for your explanation.My fav
Stunning image...marvelous post work..!!!!
There's a redneck joke here somewher Excellent photo
WOW I really like the way you did this one. Excellent!!!
Very cool image!!!!!!!
Exellent work.
Stunning image!