The title of this photo is "180SX," named after the car featured in the poster. I captured these images in Gatlinburg, and for the background, I chose a color that closely matched the car. I then added a reflection of the car and used the Dodge tool to create a line of light where the car's reflection lies. I also incorporated a close-up shot of the wheel, positioned it behind the car, and reduced its opacity. Additionally, I included a brief history of the 180SX. If I were to make any changes, I would add an outer glow around the car and brighten the overall image for more emphasis.
7 comments:
This is really great work! I love the colors and the quality off the image. It really does look like a professional poster! I really have no critiques, keep up the good work!
This is a cool photo! I like all of the different elements you added and the only thing I would change would be to make it brighter because it looks a little dull right now. Overall, good job!
I like the attention to detail like the small wording and the accent of pink looks very unique and I love how you used the colors that are already on the car to expand the colors from outside.
This is a great photo! I think the attention to detail is wonderful. Great Job Spencer!
This photo looks really good! I can tell this photo was edited with care. I really like the addition of the close up wheel and the back and the reflection of the car on the bottom. I also really like the attention to detail with the background being able to be seen through the window and with the detail of it being tinted is really impressive. I think this is some of your best work so far. Good work Spence!
This is insane! I agree that a glow around the car or maybe a light yellow circle behind it would make it pop more, but this is really great!
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