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Can anyone know how to do this?


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Hi guys, I need to do something as similar as possible to the image attached. Have no idea how to even start. Please help!!!
 

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Hello,
just my thought, it seems to me like long exposure shot of airport, I can imagine to do this for example on the Sky Harbor in Phoenix, shooting from the hill southwards from the city. And of course some post processing.
Best regards,
Peter
 
no there is some creative thinking and you have a point, lol.

I think most of this is by hand. I'd start by using gradients for the BG. Then make light flares and put color on them. I'd use brushes that scatter dots, like confetti brushes. The lines on the right are just drawn/painted on. I'd go about making that sort of horse's tail by making paths and stroking them, duplicating them and moving them around and playing with opacities. Probably lots better ways, but that's where I'd start in a pinch!
 
ibclare said:
no there is some creative thinking and you have a point, lol.

I think most of this is by hand. I'd start by using gradients for the BG. Then make light flares and put color on them. I'd use brushes that scatter dots, like confetti brushes. The lines on the right are just drawn/painted on. I'd go about making that sort of horse's tail by making paths and stroking them, duplicating them and moving them around and playing with opacities. Probably lots better ways, but that's where I'd start in a pinch!
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The world has changed, in old days there were photographs and ways how to modify them, mostly in the dark room during developing, Sabattier's effect was the most magical thing and there was a thick line between photo and paint. Now anything can be created and the line is totally gone. New challenges arise :-D
 
peta62 said:
The world has changed, in old days there were photographs and ways how to modify them, mostly in the dark room during developing, Sabattier's effect was the most magical thing and there was a thick line between photo and paint. Now anything can be created and the line is totally gone. New challenges arise :-D
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A 'shopper after my own heart; someone might listen when I wax verbose . . . or not! I thought spokymatrix might want a bit of artistic philosophy, but I guess some create, not expound. :mrgreen:
 
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