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...this upload is experimental in two ways.
...the presentation technique...Out of Bounds using a number of functionalities in PS CS5 I haven't experimented with before. Special thanks for tips go to Ronoir who has several examples of this technique in his gallery. Click Here
...the aircraft itself was discovered by Rob (debbielove) and me in the Research and Development Gallery in Dayton, Ohio's National Museum of the US Air Force.
Bill:)
P.S. Here's a link for my aviation/history friends and anyone else with a minute or two:)
Click Here.
"The Woods are Lovely...in color"
Comments (35)
Very cool effect. This is the perfect picture to try the effect on.
Well, that plane was a first in many ways, and this image is an interesting presentation of the plane. It looks like it's really coming out of the photo at me, which really adds interest. I've read the article you linked to. Very interesting. I recall reading about this in a magazine in the early 1960s. And now I get to see it almost 3D! Keep up the good work with this CS5 method. It really brings things out! :-)
wonderful presented . cool shot
nice work
I love this effect. Really nice work Bill. :)
Great capture Hugs Susan~
Great effect Bill well done!!
Really clever stuff!
Very cool postwork on this image Bill
Fantastic OOB Bill, Great perspective, and as mentioned above, it takes the right image for the technique to be extra wow, this is no exception bud! Teacher is very pleased with he's pupil, have an apple LOL!
A brilliant photo but OOB is just amazing! I love this, it just adds so much...people often talk of a subject 'popping' off the page,but this!!!! unbelievable.....now if Tara does this with her take on aircraft, we're 'stuffed' :-) Beyond brilliant, and a fave of faves......
Ronnie sent me the information on how to do this so guess I am goina have to try, I have in the past and got stuck and one of the steps. You've done a great job.
OMG, the epitome of simplicity on display in this wonderful shot of the XF-92A, Bill. Love that POV. Amazing results from your popping out of the photo experiment, my friend. Gives it tons of depth. And since I'm stuck with CS3, an effect I won't be able to achieve.
Well done, Bill; I have yet to try this. Looks like you've got it down pat!
Neat job!!! Well done!
cool and perfect work!!
Wow ... you did a great job with this technique. Excellent work! The subject is just right, and you achieved a fantastic result!
A great looking plane with a rather big bum!
A great photo of a cool machine, and a knock-out presentation, Bill! I'd say a very successful experiment! Mmmmmm - CS5.... I'm soooo jealous! LOL!
Super effect Bill, its coming right out at you and the shot is great too.
brilliant!!! love the new out-of-bounds trend here!!! :-D this looks xtremely well!!! PS. http://www.panosfx.com/free-photoshop-actions/oob
Superb experiment. I would like to see more of this :)
ah1 Yes, Bill, this was a fabulous place to wonder about with NO barriers! lol Amazing in that respect! I even found a Harrier (well the prototype!) Great work on this using excellent postwork (well done mate!!!) and shot of this aircraft! Rob
I like it Bill and tips from Ronnie are guru like! :)
Very clever Bill, superb experimant!!!
Outstanding work Bill. God Bless.
P-E-R-F-E-C-T. 5+! I thank you a lot for this one.
perfect 3D i would say!
Awesome capture and great postwork Bill!!
Great shot and presentation Bill!