1929 Packard Coupe

[ghealy]

Was going through some old photos I took at an Vintage car show at the Shelburne museum in Shelburne Vermont and decided to play with a few.

Can't decide which I like best - the Coloured version the B&W version or the sepia version. Confuse me more by showing me your version, please.

A larger version of the original can be seen here.
http://ghealy.smugmug.com/photos/1093813541_kFGAh-O.jpg

[geepee52]

Enjoyed the play on this one Gene.Thanks for posting

Grant

[lkroll]

Thanks for the play Gene. Fotosketcher and a few additional tricks for this one.

[palms]

Again thanks for the play Gene, hopefully you wont be too confused although i couldnt pick out which one would be my favorite

Palms

[skipatk]

Thanks Gene - Great photo, here's my go at a colored pencil look.

[skipatk]

Thought the background drew the focus away from the car somewhat. Here's a pencil without it.

[ghealy]

Originally Posted by geepee52

Enjoyed the play on this one Gene.Thanks for posting

Love the watercolor treatment on this, Grant. Will have to give that a try myself.

Originally Posted by lkroll

Thanks for the play Gene. Fotosketcher and a few additional tricks for this one.

Real nice play, Lyle. New version 2.0 coming soon. Will use customn brushes amongst other things. Keep an eye of David's blog

Originally Posted by palms

Again thanks for the play Gene, hopefully you wont be too confused although i couldn't pick out which one would be my favorite

Nice play, Palms. I always have a ton of fun in this group, so I'm just trying to give some back. <smile>

Originally Posted by skipatk

Thanks Gene - Great photo, here's my go at a colored pencil look.

Originally Posted by skipatk

Thought the background drew the focus away from the car somewhat. Here's a pencil without it.

Both plays are nice, Skipatk, though I find myself liking the straight B&W the best. Thanks for playing.

[Joeven]

I love those old cars.

Joe

[ghealy]

Originally Posted by Joeven

I love those old cars.

All I can say, Joe is "WOW!" Great play!

[lkroll]

I will Gene. David also posts sometimes at DPR's site and he's a good guy with a fantastic program.

[ghealy]

Originally Posted by lkroll

David also posts sometimes at DPR's site and he's a good guy with a fantastic program.

Totally agree 1000%. <Smile>

[skydog]

Enjoyed the photo....a little topaz...

[gholmes1936]

Loved the old Packards. Great car on the old washboard roads. Here is my offering via Corel Painter, with a tad bit of Photoshop.

[ghealy]

Originally Posted by skydog

Enjoyed the photo....a little topaz...

Oh that is nice! Thanks for playing Skydog.

Originally Posted by gholmes1936

Loved the old Packards. Great car on the old washboard roads. Here is my offering via Corel Painter, with a tad bit of Photoshop.

The Packards were (are?) beautiful vehicles. Nice render, Gunner.

[Veralisa]

Hi Gene! While cars, per se, are not my subject of choice, this one really caught my interest. Everyone's done an amazing job.
My choice of yours would be the color pencil version. A little splash, a little dash, gosh those old vehicles were romantic!

I chose to layer, sketch on top of an enriched, saturated layer...then added highlights, changed color & did a dark border. Don't know why...

[ghealy]

Wow! Really love what you've done here, Veronica.