Photoshop'd Image Comp - Heat #1
- El_Freddo
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Photoshop'd Images >:)
Hey guys,
New category - Photoshop'd subi images
Cheers
Bennie
PS feel free to post comments...
New category - Photoshop'd subi images
Cheers
Bennie
PS feel free to post comments...
An oldie but a goodie.. My first Subie photochop.
I have so many more, but I'm guessing its a 1 photo per member thing. So I'll stick with this one. More info > http://offroadingsubarus.com/concept2005brat.html
I have so many more, but I'm guessing its a 1 photo per member thing. So I'll stick with this one. More info > http://offroadingsubarus.com/concept2005brat.html
Owned - 89 Brumby, 83 Wagon, 83 Leone 4WD Sedan, 83 Touring Wagon, 99 Outback
Own - 87 Brumby, 93 Liberty, 09 Forester
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Own - 87 Brumby, 93 Liberty, 09 Forester
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Ok here is my photochop please don't pick out all the flaws haha. Umm I used 5 photos and the body is my actual brumby. It has been, raised, bigger wheels, tray shortened, wider wheel wells, snorkel, side step and stuck into the desert Enjoy.
Ok here is my photochop please don't pick out all the flaws haha. Umm I used 5 photos and the body is my actual brumby. It has been, raised, bigger wheels, tray shortened, wider wheel wells, snorkel, side step and stuck into the desert Enjoy.
Past rides-
1989 Brumby
Current ride-
MY06 Liberty 2.5i Sedan
1989 Brumby
Current ride-
MY06 Liberty 2.5i Sedan
- SUBYDAZZ
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Can remember who made it but here is one of my old L-Series gangsta wagon cruisin' the plains near Gunnedah:
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I can't take the credit for it, someone on one of the old boards sent it to me. If you 're still here, own up!
Can remember who made it but here is one of my old L-Series gangsta wagon cruisin' the plains near Gunnedah:
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I can't take the credit for it, someone on one of the old boards sent it to me. If you 're still here, own up!
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#4 this is one subafury matt knocked up like AGES ago in about 5mins(literally) of my wagon, sitting on my liberty wheels...........LMAO! Matt could hate me...
alex
alex
my07 Outback
my13 Hyundai i45(shhhh)
my02 Gen3 Liberty limited ed.
previously
L-series wagon, LSD, EJ20turbo, 29in tyres, 'wanky wagon'
2000 gen3 outback, lifted, otherwise stock.
my13 Hyundai i45(shhhh)
my02 Gen3 Liberty limited ed.
previously
L-series wagon, LSD, EJ20turbo, 29in tyres, 'wanky wagon'
2000 gen3 outback, lifted, otherwise stock.
Not a Subaru, but just as good... Nissan Vanette, my first true love.
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Well I'll add two more thenEl_Freddo wrote:Rule changed for this category to keep it moving -> 2 or 3 pics per member per heat
6" off the front, 12" off the back or there abouts. This isn't an unrealistic chop. It is untirly possible. Just not for road use.
Foresters brother with some lift.
Owned - 89 Brumby, 83 Wagon, 83 Leone 4WD Sedan, 83 Touring Wagon, 99 Outback
Own - 87 Brumby, 93 Liberty, 09 Forester
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Own - 87 Brumby, 93 Liberty, 09 Forester
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- El_Freddo
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6x6 Brumby
Nice pics coming up guys!
Subafury, love the "transparent" bonnet - that's how the magazine's do it
Phizinza - tasteful as always, i know the forester's an oldie of yours but still a goodie, mate, that brumby looks awesome! I've gone the other way with the one below. And my background sucks too... any tips?
Username. First of all, love your name At least you've been the first to claim it and that van looks the goods too. I'm guessing a few too many subs installed...
Anyway, here's my latest creation, including the pics I used to make it.
Enjoy:
I probabily took the long way round with doing this one... Anyway, I think it looks good and would be a bit of fun to have on the road... 4 seat capacity, 2 doors, rear tray/ute area and 6 wheel drive (go figure how to put that in :s)
Cheers
Bennie
Subafury, love the "transparent" bonnet - that's how the magazine's do it
Phizinza - tasteful as always, i know the forester's an oldie of yours but still a goodie, mate, that brumby looks awesome! I've gone the other way with the one below. And my background sucks too... any tips?
Username. First of all, love your name At least you've been the first to claim it and that van looks the goods too. I'm guessing a few too many subs installed...
Anyway, here's my latest creation, including the pics I used to make it.
Enjoy:
I probabily took the long way round with doing this one... Anyway, I think it looks good and would be a bit of fun to have on the road... 4 seat capacity, 2 doors, rear tray/ute area and 6 wheel drive (go figure how to put that in :s)
Cheers
Bennie
- El_Freddo
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I think you're close and that we are using different terms for the same thing. What i was doing there was lining up the car with us on either side. The pic with bros in it was going to be the background with my pic being "vector masked" to only show me in the pic and my reflection across the bonnet... fun and games it can be. I didn't use any stitching, i always use vector maskingSubafury wrote:2 shots then stitched em together so you were both in it.
Bennie
oh yeah i know exactly what ya mean. nice work. hmm i need to take more photos to do some more chops.El_Freddo wrote:I think you're close and that we are using different terms for the same thing. What i was doing there was lining up the car with us on either side. The pic with bros in it was going to be the background with my pic being "vector masked" to only show me in the pic and my reflection across the bonnet... fun and games it can be. I didn't use any stitching, i always use vector masking
Bennie