Model-T x 3 by bmac62
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Comments (30)
Interesting experiment Bill. I think I will try to take a adobe photoshop class in spring to be able to do things like this too. I like the one on the right.
I wonder how fast those things would go
Oh they all are cool in their own right! Great fiddling Bill and I'm afraid I can't choose a fav! I like them all! :))
Excellent, all, and I bet you enjoyed yourself!
Cool....
Oooooohh ... they're ALL nicely artsy! :D You make me think I need to experiment more with color. I suddenly feel really boring! LOL!
Very cool !!
Cool!
Very cool :)
wonderful work!!!
Cool experiment here Bill...I like it!
I also like them all, Bill.
Very cool! Excellent work and shot! :)
I like the 3rd one ...very cool work!!
Great triptych, like the variations.
TERRIFIC WORK!!!
wonderful work!!
Phenomenal color balance digifiddling in this trio of shots, Bill! I can even make out the caduceus in the third one. Is that a gaussian blur effect I see in the background?
I can't make up my mind which one I like the most, they all look great and really interesting.
cool test
you are very creative with your post work
Nice collage and great idea :)
I can tell you are having fun! It looks like a morph from a sci-fi movie!
Looks complicated to me..:)...but a very colorful result...
Great results, Bill - great POV! Clive
This is such a beautiful triptych. I like all 3.
I see that not only experimenting with photoshop! It very funny Excellent work!
Lovely post work with the filters Bill they all look interesting, very well done!
Totally cool experiment. Great collage that you for sharing your results, they are cool.
Bill, that's neat, how about a wild flame paintjob and alloy wheels! Great postwork on this tin lizzie.