I have started a new thread for week 3 of the Diti.  I would appear to be better to do so for each time we add a new picture to manipulate, so the thread will not get too big and people lose interest.

Anyway, here is my shot for you all to play with.

Have fun! ☺

 

A really spectacular shot Clive.

Great image clive, did an OOB with it.  Also fixed the white strobing line from the number on the car

Fantastic work Ronnie.

Thanks Jeff :)

Well done, Ronnie, that line is a rather frustrating PA system cable that features in all 9 shots that I have of the incident.

I was keen to see how it would be dealt with!

 

I was not as good at trying to remove the cable...

2 layers, background to B&W, car selected out of the top colour layer.  Various toning - I lost track! (just like the driver!)

What we cannot see here is the second Golf that pushed him off, shrouded in the dust.

 

Nice!

I am away from home, with limited internet time, so I probably won't be able to participate for now.  Plus, I have to do stuff... :P

I am going to go upload a photo to my gallery, as it is ready to go.

 

HAVE FUN! and see you later <3

Clive nice bit of colour popping/selective colour.  Thanks for the info that it was a cable and not blur that I thought it was.  I hate wires and signs in photographs, but there is little we can do eh?

 

Melinda, please don't worry, nothing is mandatory.  I am sure Clive can juggle a few figures :)

Love these!

 

The out of bounds photo is nifty. I've been wanting to try that sometime to see how it would turn out on a few photos of mine.

 

Like the selectiv coloring on the car! Really draws your eyes to it, and makes you wonder what's going on.

 

Here's a quick edit I did. I wanted to give it a tiltshift sort of feel.

Took out the line I did not see lol

Kokabeel.  Great work here.  If you need a simple method

https://www.hightail.com/download/M3Brek9pSWVwM2xwdmNUQw

 

Exceuse any errant text, i am dyslexic, but I think you'll understand what I have written

 

Best,

 

Ronnie

WOW! Really fantastic things, I see here. Especially your work, Ronnie. The framing and the out of frame work is brilliant.

Thank you for a new photo, Clive.

I also wanted to try to remove the white line here.

 

And one with filter fiddle :)

Helle.  Good work, I really like the sepia one!

Thank you, Ronnie :-)

Great work everyone.

LOL!  Great one Andrew :)

Quote - Great work everyone.

hehe, this one is great!

Hi guys!

I love what you all did with this stunning photo, and had a great laugh
seeing Charles running for his life, I hope he made it!
I'll watching the news today, so I'll be up to date.

Well, I did enjoy myself totally, and made the accident very extreme. :scared:

It took me a couple of hours, so I hope you like it, sneaky:
and also hope, you all are still okay :laugh:

... just playing with color and filters...

wow Mies, thats great, love the comic style!

That's a good tweak Mies.  Personaly I'd run him over LOL

Hi Prisca, your cars are coming out great this way.

And I thank you both, Prisca and Ronnie.

btw, Ronnie, you really are a profesional with manipulations.
I have no knowledge of anything at all, hence I admire your amazing result.

Thank you for your kind words Mies.  Did you catch the link for out of bounds?  It is a tutorial I put together a while back, a very simple method.  I have been following the development of Photoshop since version 2 so I have many years at it.  But again your words are received gratefully and with thanks and humble honour.

Using the line, instead of taking it out ...

"If your pictures aren't good enough, you're not close enough."  ...  Robert Capa

Niceeeeeee!!!!!!

Moved the Golf with the checkered hood down into the dust, blurred the checkered hood on the car on the track and darkened his sun visor...then realized in Clive's earlier post that he said, "What you can't see is the Golf that pushed him off shrouded in the dust..." So, quite by accident, you are now seeing the offending race car in the dust...:-)

 

Bill

"Beware of all enterprises that require new clothes."
  

Good work Bill :)

Quote - Did you catch the link for out of bounds?  It is a tutorial I put together a while back, a very simple method.

Thanks for your tip, Ronnie. Unfortunately I have not found this tutorial, and I have no photoshop on my computer. Only a very old version of PSP 8.
Cheers, Mies :)

Ahhh! Ok Mies.  Sorry for that :(

Quote - Ahhh! Ok Mies.  Sorry for that :(

Nothing to say sorry for, my friend! :)

I never would have thought to do that.  Great work, hon!

"If your pictures aren't good enough, you're not close enough."  ...  Robert Capa

I snapped this little horse in my local stable, he's in my gallery somewhere.

LOL, well done!

Hahaha, this really is great fun, Ronnie, and again clever made.

Thank you Mies and Priska.

 

Hee Haw, Ronnie!

 

 

Here is my last for the week ... what I might see without my glasses or contact lenses!

 

 

This thread is fun.

As Ronnie suggested it is Melinda's turn to give us a photo to 'Do it to it' tomorrow.

Just send me an un-edited photo (other than Crop & size):

• 800 x 600 pixels
• 500k max

I will then start a new sticky thread for tomorrow.

Thanks,

Clive

clive_fulton@renderosity.com

 

" what I might see without my glasses or contact lenses!"  You and me both Clive LOL.  Nifty postwork here.

Clive, I sent the photo.  I hope you all have fun with it. 

Looking forward Melinda, and my mailer has just beeped your sitemail :)

hehe Clive this is great, greetings from a old myopic hen... ;-)

Myopia for me too Priska, and severe astigmatism.

Quote - I snapped this little horse in my local stable, he's in my gallery somewhere.

 

'Why the long face'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I really look forward to these DITI's mate. Please keep them coming.

Andrew

Thanks Melinda!

Perfect for us to play with.

Click here for the Diti Week 4 thread....

Have fun and thanks again, Ronnie!