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 07/09/2005 07:54:13 PM · #1
I remember seeing something like this technique done before (my attempt shown below). I was wanting to try my hand at it on a few of my son's pictures. Only thing is, I can't remember enough about what it looked like in order to improve upon this attempt.



Can someone please post other examples of this technique?
 07/09/2005 08:01:05 PM · #2
Here you go
Breaking New Ground
 07/09/2005 08:01:38 PM · #3
//www.myjanee.com/tuts/breakout/breakout.htm

Somewhere I have a page with something like 25 other links to "Outside the Frame" technique. When I locate it, I'll post it here for you.
 07/09/2005 10:53:15 PM · #4
Thank You!!!

I took this about 3 hours before the Sports Challenge began. Was looking for something fun to do with it since it was Spencer's last game of the season.



I don't have anything for the challenge but I do have something my son will enjoy -- Thanks!
 07/09/2005 10:57:57 PM · #5
//www.google.com/search?hl=sv&c2coff=1&q=site%3Awww.worth1000.com+%22out+of+bounds%22&lr=
 07/09/2005 11:23:01 PM · #6
this is a job well done. it does look great. I like that you did it with your son and not something nature. I have seen this way overdone with nature pictures
 07/10/2005 01:21:40 AM · #7
Very nice Debi! I like the action in your son's picture.

Wow... did you take a look at that last URL with the worth1000.com links on it? There are some astounding pictures on that site!
 07/10/2005 01:33:34 AM · #8
Originally posted by dwterry:
Very nice Debi! I like the action in your son's picture.

Wow... did you take a look at that last URL with the worth1000.com links on it? There are some astounding pictures on that site!


Saw it! There are some amazing things there. Made my little photo seem very simple.
 07/10/2005 01:55:08 AM · #9
Originally posted by debitipton:
Thank You!!!

I took this about 3 hours before the Sports Challenge began. Was looking for something fun to do with it since it was Spencer's last game of the season.



I don't have anything for the challenge but I do have something my son will enjoy -- Thanks!


Debi.....the Sports Challenge hasn't started yet. Closing date for submission is the 12th. Still have time to get something for it.
 07/10/2005 02:16:55 AM · #10

I'm at work so I don't have access to my photos right now but I did an out-of-frame type shot of a friends pug once. What is funny is that I had no idea what I was doing, but ended up with good results - only to not know how to repeat the process due to not writing down my steps.
I'll definitely be checking out the links as I like the effect.
 07/10/2005 03:18:50 AM · #11
Here's a LINK which takes you through the steps for a similar process. The results are somewhat different, but the basic idea is the same.

Message edited by author 2005-07-10 03:19:52.
 07/10/2005 04:42:34 PM · #12
while this is a real crappy small file on my laptop, it is still one of my favorite pics of my daughter when she was just 4 yrs old (she is now 18). I used the tut that about image posted....what do you think?
I think now I have to re-scan the original at a larger size and do this on a better copy.



Message edited by author 2005-07-10 19:56:03.
 07/10/2005 07:55:42 PM · #13
bump
 07/10/2005 08:50:48 PM · #14
There is a PS tutorial on this effect here.
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