Jochum Berg

After some thinking I added the shadow, a slight amount, and worked on some details, now it's finished for real

Here the old original photo by Dan Samuelsson, as yo see I skipped the big shadow, my right to do

One more I just finished, a Shell gas station in the year of 1965, and a hardware store (yellow house), and two VWs:

Thanks, I got a few more photos for some details and later photos I could see the brick colours and Googled found the baby carriage for details and then a few good guesses. Thanks

Thanks! Yes I can, taken by Ivar Schnell 1945

It got quite nice I think

I must ponder on that little more, I'm used with Photoshop then that was straight forward

Sorry all nice folks at affinity but this is simply just amazingly stupid, why do you do this cumbersome thing??? Especially since the image was a pixel image it makes no sense to go all the way Layer - Rasterise before you erase something you have marqueed, and deletes the layer, stupid.

Hi! Yes I am not sure either, what I really want is to get the leafs into designer and somehow make vectors of them, if not possible just put the shape above a vector tree and get it to look better, but I am experementing, it would been nice if I could mark only the yellow bitmap leafs and distinguish them and use in Designer somehow. This was really easy in Photoshop and illustrator, which I dont more want to spend so much money on

I have a picture now in Photo trying to only mark the most yellow leafs in a tree to import it in to Designer and a drawing and making a tree looking better, don't want to draw one thousends leafs in a tree, if I mark a few yellow colors and choose "Select Same" - "Color fill" (in Designer pixel persona) nothings happens, some other layers get lit but no more pixels are choosen in the picture, I could sit and pick every yellow leaf to add them to an selection but that I have no time, have I missed something?

Thank you GarryP, I got unsure when I saw it was also lots of photographs.

Hmm, maybe I posted wrong, meant to be in the designer section, this hangs between or above somehow, maybe someone could move it to right if you think its necessary

It is a motorcycle made somewhere in Stockholm the year 1913 with the name Rambler, today Rambler is an american motorbike brand, rambler is not a swedish word and I don't know if there are any relation between these manufacturs, however it looks ravish I think.

Hi all! Next picture, I spend ridiculos time on details in the truck, because it was fun, its an american truck (Fargo) the firm (ANA) in my hometown imported parts of the car (and other american brands) over the Atlantic and welded it together and paint it, could almost say they build it. Feel free to zoom in and look at the details.