.:Chris:.

Talk to TampasOriginalSoarer.

TracerX27Snooch

can somebody tell me how to do more than one post without screwing up the original cause i just did that when i was loading new pics. i edited the original cause i wasnt seeing any other options as far as preserving the original but just swapping out the pictures. I know i know, im and idiot.

.:Chris:.

I don't know what you're asking... I thought you were asking how to reply, but it seems that you've done that.

Are you asking how to add additional pictures?

Gidget

You also should host them using a site like Photobucket or Flickr. That way no one has to OPEN the pictures. You'd get more people interested in looking.

Just some advice. If you're going to chop a picture like the one of the Thunderbird.. you have GOT to make sure the reflections in the car aren't something TOTALLY different from whatever is above it. You can use different layering effects to help match it up by overlaying whatever you want reflected...in this case the light trails. It will help make it more believable. You also may want to take the photo from a different angle so that you don't have an assload of reflection off the top if you don't want to have to fix all of it later.

Nice pic of the bike though


Edit: If you want to impose a night scene...you may want to take the original picture in a darker setting... day scene would do just fine with a lighter setting.

JoeHoR1

Let's go back to basics first.

Do you know anyone that can can help teach you a few things in person?

Gidget

I know TWO people who go to AIT (Art Institute of Tampa)

TracerX27Snooch

thank you "someday", the t-bird was put together in like 10 mins. Basically i've self taught the photoshop program and before that i didnt really use computers at all. i didnt want to put my real works of art on here for fear of them being stolen, but i'm looking forward to redesigning the TR logo if i've got time to.

Gidget

Cool. Yeah I learned on my own too. I can't afford PS...lol. But I use GIMP which from what I hear is pretty close to PS. I like it alot. Another one I use is Photofiltre for the simpler things...it's a little more "user friendly". GL with your endeavors. Rep'd


EDIT: one thing you can do is apply a watermark across your pics

TracerX27Snooch

I have PS 7.0 laying around somewhere. if i find it nd if u want it its yours.
Whats "Rep'd"???

TracerX27Snooch

i think i figured it out just now. Rep'd back at cha!