Very nice, the asphalt does look amazing. Now if someone could just figure out a way to make the dirt/grass (and snow, for that matter) look less "repeated", then we'd have some awesome scenery shots! Very cool update, it came out really good.
Yup,, they definetly look cool mate,, I love those scenere shots BTW,, great work.. Your lates tupdate is very nice,, if you could duplicate the blurred layer a couple of times it would look a little better.. But they look very nice already
Pretty cool shots, but I'm not sure if I like the blur. I do like where you've placed it, as it sort of adds to the action, but somehow it just doesn't look right. Maybe it reminds me of an anime technique, which doesn't really go with a camaro. The last picture is my favorite, you captured the action very well. Check out my gallery when you have the time.
The battle and Evo shots are very nicely detailed, and the lack of saturation of colour gives them a nice modern feel. The Laguna Seca postcard shots are very impressive too, although on the first one there's something strange going on with the gravel pit near the left wall!
But that's just a minor imperfection on an otherwise great gallery.👍
Haha, yep, that focal blur is amazing! I love the effect you done, and of course, the first angle and how the composition suggest the motion of the car to the right.
I love that asphalt mate!! It has got a very interesting texture and brightness. Angles are good too in this update, I like them. Btw, in last one if you like to remove the blurred car in the background, you'd try to use the clone stamp before using the filter.
You have some really nice contrast in these photos and they really make the cars stand out from the backgrounds, but the blur technique has left the car blurred too and it looks really weird IMO. Try using the clone tool as alexwrc suggested, you might be able to neaten them up even more. 👍
I know that some of U guys might not like the blur on the car, but I think that it makes the car look a little more cool and with even more "speed". Thanks for your support guys
Great update, but I don't quite agree on using the clane stamp tool to remove the blur marks of the car. A much cleaner way is to cut out the car, paste it onti it's own layer and then cut out the car from the layer which are going to blur. But do it like this: Background -> duplicated background layer 1 with gaussian blur (car cut out) -> duplicated background layer 2 with blur filter -> layer with only the car on it. (Bottom to top).
