Bell X-1B by bmac62
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...Out of Bounds technique on another image from the Air Force Museum in Dayton, Ohio.
...yes, it is true, my supply of pictures from there is limitless...or so it seems. LOL.
Bill
"Blast"
Comments (30)
An awesome plane. Great shot. :)
Outstanding capture and post work Bill. God Bless.
Super beautiful way of presenting a plane. :) Looks fabulous. :)
Excellent perspective Bill. You should do more like this :)
I do like the out of frame pics, they look superb!!
Look's like a flying bomb-Great capture and matching frame
Very clever!
MUSIC LINK
Fantastic work on this Bill these look fabulous...
Yikes! I had to duck fast! It was coming out of my computer screen! :) This is a great "toy" for photos and other image material. I wonder how long it takes and how difficult it is to do a picture like this. This is SO cool! I assume you have to cut away a good bit of the photo where the plane's nose is located. More, please. And what's the name of this software? :-)
Excellent capture of this awesome plane with wonderful out of frame postwork Bill!!!
speed machine
Super shot Bill. OOB'ing this was a good move, and I seem to have missed "blast". Hooa! for the previous up thumb :}
love these photos, especially of the various X-Crafts
Stellar presentation in this posting, employing the mysterious Out of Bounds technique, Bill. After being dropped from a mother plane, didn't Yeager break the sound barrier, the first to do so, in this experimental craft?
The photo toys are cool too!
I like how this plane is coming out of the page. Excellent work.
I can only imagine the thrill that the pilot had riding this rocket on all flights superb post work
cool pov
It looks fast! :)
This technique gives the shot an added dimension - wonderful. I think (probably wrong) that this one is dropped from a 'mother' aircraft!!!
escape! love it!!!
Great shot of a great aircraft! Like the way you've presented it here, works well.. We have got an endless supply....as I'm finding re-posting on my site! My goodness! I must try and dig out a few odd ones from here to post lol See if you can remember them! Great work and shot Bill and a spectacular visit.. Rob
Well this is awesome all the way around, Bill! Great photo of a really neat plane, and I love the breaking out of the frame effect! Superb!
terrific presentation
wonderful
Such a legend ! Thank you.
Very nice Out of bounds effect. Well done.
Great capture Bill. The X-1 will always remind me of Chuck Yeager and how disappointed I was when I saw him in person in 1966. His image etched into my mind was that of a dark-haired young captain and in 1966 he was a colonel and the commander of the 405th Fighter Wing at Clark AB and looked as we know him today. I stood about 4 feet from him while he discussed some Air Force business with some senior officers and I felt like a teenaged girl seeing her idol lol! Anyway, nice capture, I only spent about 9 hours at the museum in June 2010. I could have easily spent a week there - so much to see.
I like your style! Fantastic manipulation. A true star in aviation history.