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New Porsche Turbo with PP
Hello,
This was parked in front of my house over the weekend, I love it. But thought I would use it as a subject for learning to PP and layer, reducing color saturation of background. 
Learnt this using http://av.adobe.com/russellbrown/ExtractSM.mov this is a great tute I found via the wonderful people in here, thanks heaps. Please, let me know what you think of my PP work, or any other comments. regards, Oz
Great shot of a great car. I would say the colour seems a little oversaturated at the front and the uneven lighting is not so good. Then you could hardly ask them to move it
Nice one
I would have left a bit more on the left as it's cropped a tad tight and cropped off a bit more from the right. In Photoshop, burn in the edges a bit as well to remove the distracting cars parked on the side of the road. Hassy, Leica, Nikon, iPhone
Come follow the rabbit hole...
I like it! great contrast..
The Porsche is looking great with the deep front lip!  D70s/D200; Tokina 16-50mm 2.8; 18-70DX ; 50mm 1.8 ; 80-200mm 2.8D ; SB600 + Stofen Omini Bouncer
How did I know that Glen would reply to this post?
Nice photo Oz. As already noted, the uneven lighting provides a number of distractions, as does the background. I'd suggest jumping in and moving the car to a more favourable location. 
Until it negotiates the first driveway it comes across...  Andrew
thanks for the feedback. I'll have another crack at it tonight and re-post.
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