Inspired by UKGlyn;Tutored by Harry Palmer = RESULT

[Preacherman]

I was inspired by a shot of a rusty chain posted by UKGlyn (thanks mate), so I went out to look for one. Found this, but Harry Palmer talked me through a little PP work in my new Photshop Elements 8 that Santa brought me, AND THIS IS THE RESULT. Thanks David.



And this is a shot of the grille of the old WW2 towtruck to which the chain belongs. (no PP on this).

[AndCity]

Nice image of the chain Paul, you can tell it's had an interesting life - I wonder what it has pulled in its time?

[jofrost]

Hi Paul ,

Nice shots ! I like the persptective on the old WWII truck ( the stories it could tell )

TFS,
-John

[harrypalmer044]

Ah Paul, who's a clever lad then nice editing finish you have there, just enough and not too much to detract from the original. I really like this a lot. Well done on a super job.
Also so glad to be of service, remember always here to help ok.
David.

[SoxAddict]

A clever lad indeed! What a fun result when 3 heads are put together :-) Lots of fun, and how nice of Santa to bring you PS Elements! I too love the perspective on the towtruck. I love old military stuff like this.

[vimalkv]

Nice shots Paul...Like the perspective of the military vehicle shot...

[moby]

like you said: we learn together and this is it.
Because I like this friendly forum and think this is wonderfull place, with great friends.
Go for it, Paul. this is great work.

[ukglyn]

Hi Paul, great shots mate, I love the pp work you have pulled off on the chain shot.
Very nice indeed mate!
Glyn

[msblackeyeliner]

Love the coloring on the chains and as everyone else said nice perspective on the old car. Both shots seem to tell a story, Great job!

[lindyannajones]

What is it with rust...what is the attraction? Hard to figure but there sure are a lot of us who find it appealing? Identification with the aging process? Lovely shot regardless. I very much like the tow truck because your angle is so unique. You've admirably shown all the interesting lines and angles. Nice work, Paul.