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Dynamic Photomontage

by Adam Smith

Dynamic Photomontage
Tutorial issue 67
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  • 29/09 2010
    07:50

    Sudarshan A

    looking very nice! Check out my gallery and temme what u think :)
  • 24/04 2010
    06:02

    Jason Clark

    adam this is such a great piece, nice work
  • 07/04 2010
    08:12

    Felipe Gonçalves Basilio

    Cool.!!
  • 30/03 2010
    05:49

    Jesse Karjalainen

    This is so cool!! :)
  • 25/03 2010
    04:32

    Ata Alishahi

    very nicely done, I love the lights :)
  • 19/03 2010
    01:19

    Steve Ciomei

    All of your work is really amazing, very impressive, well done.
  • 17/03 2010
    08:17

    Fernando Oliveira

    Hi Adam Smith... Thanks for the visit... I like your works. This car in scene gray is very nice. see you
  • 04/03 2010
    10:22

    Lampros Kalfuntzos

    saw it in the mag, great job Adam
  • 02/03 2010
    11:44

    Adam Smith

    Thank you for your comments guys!
  • 01/03 2010
    10:38

    Cindy Grundsten

    This is very good! Great work!!! *5
  • 27/02 2010
    04:15

    Richo T

    this is a bit more like it. maybe a bit more depth of field between the sexy car and the background wouldnt hurt.
  • 26/02 2010
    06:34

    Galatis Pitsillides

    love the scenery, love the mood (somewhat romantic?) and i certainly love that classic car. . .5*
  • 26/02 2010
    11:21

    Johan A Kruger

    Saw this in the mag... great work love it! thanks for the Tutorial
  • 25/02 2010
    05:02

    john warburton

    love the morning sky with headlights- are you there, not the yorkshire moors, with surreal dessert type backdrop- effect exemplar! what a title thou'