A couple newer pics of Celine

[Justyntym]

I ran a photo test the other day and then noticed my pics of Celine were from last year, here some newer ones. She is so SWEET, I have owned her since may of '06 and love her as much or more than the day I brought her home. There is a car commercial (forget which one) and it says, "when you turn you car on, does it return the favor?" and Celine always pops in head at that moment with a "YES and then some".

Wish I could make the pics a bit...BIGGER.

 

[Jaddie]

Dear Justyntym

Email me the high-resolution originals and I'll do something with them you'll probably like.

jaddie@jaddie.com

Celine is a sharp ride!

--Jaddie

 

[mymaster]

 

[BigBSBusa]

Nice!

 

[NINJA KILLER]

 

[Pipefighter248]

 

[Jaddie]

Email me the high-resolution originals and I'll do something with them you'll probably like.

jaddie@jaddie.com

Dear Justyntym

Better yet, have someone photograph you on the bike.

Use something plain, such as grass, for the background. Don't wear a helmet. You may want to wear shades if you believe they'll make you look better.

Then send me the high-resolution originals. I believe you'll like what I give you in return.

--Jaddie

 

[99'busa]

ps Jaddie is a photographer!

 

[big jim]

that is very nice of you Jaddie.

 

[twotonevert]

She looks great! Always loved the HMF highmounts.

 

[semi]

very nice

 

[Jaddie]

Dear Justyntym & Friends

I believe this effect adds interest to the photos above.

I sent you the full-resolution images through email.

Enjoy!

--Jaddie

 

[Justyntym]

That is just AWESOME

I can't thank you enough.

 

[Ezduzit]

Sweet

 

[goodluck]

very nice

 

[Jaddie]

That is just AWESOME  

I can't thank you enough.

 

 

Dear Justyntym

You're quite welcome.

The effect is a radial blur.

In Photoshop you'd copy the background layer to its own layer, apply the radial blur, and then use a layer mask to leave the subject in focus. Sometimes this effect works well.

Your bike looks great!

--Jaddie

 

[BusaWizard]

 

[kennym4]

That is just AWESOME  

I can't thank you enough.

 

 

Dear Justyntym

You're quite welcome.

The effect is a radial blur.

In Photoshop you'd copy the background layer to its own layer, apply the radial blur, and then use a layer mask to leave the subject in focus. Sometimes this effect works well.

Your bike looks great!

--Jaddie

VERY NICE !!!!!!!
I can see you getting real popular here, soon !!


Do me, do me, do me next, LOL !!!!!!!! (don't EVEN go there people !!!)

 

[Jaddie]

Do me, do me, do me next, LOL !!!!!!!!   (don't EVEN go there people !!!)

Dear Kenny

Email me an image.

jaddie@jaddie.com

It'll be this evening before I get time.

--Jaddie

 

[Cerberus]