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I almost always feel like photoshop/illustrator (or whatever drawing program) takes away from the actual photo subject. Like the subject or composition were not interesting enough, and the artist will just ‘fix it’ and make it better with photoshop after. The lighting feels wrong to me. It just does not feel like a

That is a good tip, especially for studio work. And another tip that I found very useful, is use less equipment. I have an old version of Lightroom, I don’t use Photoshop, and my camera is 10 years old with 35 year old lenses. Yes, Lightroom and Photoshop can make a dull photo better, but the better the original shot

This is a picture of my friend’s GT6+. The roof must have moved away from the fire wall/body ten inches when we took out the windshield frame. I no longer have the picture with the windshield sitting in it’s home unbolted, but the gap was astounding. And there was also at least 3/4 of an inch thick filler under the

2nd Gear: Screw the new Supra. Sell a car that people want and can actually buy. Are they using the Barrett-Jackson as a bell weather case to set its future price? And where the hell is my SF-R?!

I have always believed that the livery needs to suit the vehicle, and that Gulf paint job on that F150 is a prime example of how bad a good livery can be used.

You got an organ going on in there, no wonder the sound has so much body.

Agreed, also, the angles are way better. That top shot is crooked as all hell. Me thinks someone sent the wrong picture?  

I swear the vigor was meant to be RWD, it has a drive shaft tunnel through the car, and the rear looks like it was meant to have an axle from underneath.

I still feel sorry for the Roadkill guys that Discovery Channel forces them to essentially share their success with this clown. 

Saw this on the weekend.

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