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07/06/2021 9:33 pm
It's a busy scene at Twirly's Soft-Serve Drive-In near Washington National Airport some warm summer night in July of 1952. Everybody brings their latest sleek, streamlined vehicle. Everybody.
08/06/2021 7:33 am
OK, I am from the National Enquirer and I want to know......how did you do the headlight and tail lights. It's a terrific job.
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08/06/2021 11:02 am
Very nicely done, Mike. I love the lighting accents.
John Kuvakas
Warrenton, VA
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08/06/2021 8:47 pm
I love that 2-tone green Imperial.
Brooklin made such a wonderful '52 Chrysler Imperial and I sure agree that 2 tone green is really a nice color combo.
Very nicely done, Mike. I love the lighting accents.
Thanks, John. Perhaps 1/43 Twirly's is a Virginia establishment, although in any case, it's known throughout the galaxy for great soft-serve treats.
OK, I am from the National Enquirer and I want to know......how did you do the headlight and tail lights. It's a terrific job.
LOL, thanks. It's just photoshop tweaks and adjustments. Headlights/tail lights are just given a bit of color and then brightened/enhanced with a "Dodging" tool.
The green arrows show the areas that are basically simply brightened in PS. The blue arrows are actually real lights on the set and the red arrows point to items/effects created completely in the computer software.
08/06/2021 9:02 pm
Awesome photo, scene, models, lighting......thanks for sharing - love it!
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08/06/2021 10:10 pm
I like it! Nice use of PS with the lights. Nice diorama.
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09/06/2021 7:14 am
@mikedetorriceThanks for that explanation and the graphic illustration of which effects were used and where. Neat.
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