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 10/16/2006 03:36:25 AM · #1
... or 'out of bounds' photo editing.

My first attempt:

Critique away!

-Serge
 10/16/2006 03:42:03 AM · #2
left you a comment! nice job
 10/16/2006 06:57:09 AM · #3
This was my first (and still only) attempt from some time ago:



I like yours better though. I like how you bent the frame and gave it a 3D look. Much less "static" than mine.
10/16/2006 07:58:21 AM · #4
Thanks for the comments! Much appreciated.

-Serge
 10/17/2006 02:17:41 AM · #5
For those of you asking 'how did I do this' - here is the
Serrator's tutorial
 10/17/2006 02:19:34 AM · #6
hehe I thought you were referring to THIS OOB...
 10/17/2006 02:39:09 AM · #7
I presume these tutorials are based on the full Photoshop program. Are they doable with Photoshop Elements (3)?

Originally posted by srdanz:
For those of you asking 'how did I do this' - here is the
Serrator's tutorial
10/17/2006 05:06:57 AM · #8
Technically you can do them with any imageing program--even MS paint. It would be harder and longer, sure, but it is an easy effect to achieve.
 10/17/2006 09:31:23 AM · #9
Originally posted by srdanz:
For those of you asking 'how did I do this' - here is the
Serrator's tutorial

All I did was layering, masks, and some dodge/burn. I'm sure ps elements can do all that.

-Serge
 10/20/2006 09:39:27 AM · #10
When I tried following the tutorial the other night, there was something that wasn't working. Now I've got it. Photoshop Elements does not have Layer Masks by default - so it's a good thing I had downloaded and installed them awhile ago with the Curves add-on.

So here's one I was playing around with...

10/20/2006 11:09:43 AM · #11
Interesting link and fascinating examples of how it works.

Thanks for posting it. I can hardly wait to try the procedure.
 10/20/2006 11:33:35 AM · #12
10/20/2006 11:35:10 AM · #13
How's this?



Oh, wait... mine was Basic Editing, so I guess it doesn't qualify here. :-(

Message edited by author 2006-10-20 11:35:17.
 10/20/2006 11:35:35 AM · #14
Originally posted by srdanz:
For those of you asking 'how did I do this' - here is the
Serrator's tutorial

This is one to bookmark. Gonna' have to try it. Thanks!
 10/20/2006 11:58:41 AM · #15
I did this one a while ago:



It's a fun effect to play with.
 10/26/2006 05:58:04 PM · #16
Originally posted by srdanz:
For those of you asking 'how did I do this' - here is the
Serrator's tutorial

Thanks so much for posting the tutorial. I've been having fun with it ever since.

Here's my first one (YOu may remember meeting this guy at a Bay Area DPC GTG this summer.)
and the original

Today's try:
10/26/2006 06:33:33 PM · #17
Originally posted by srdanz:
Originally posted by srdanz:
For those of you asking 'how did I do this' - here is the
Serrator's tutorial

All I did was layering, masks, and some dodge/burn. I'm sure ps elements can do all that.

-Serge


I don't believe Elements can handle masks...
 10/26/2006 07:24:59 PM · #18


Heres my first try.

Great tutorial, love it.
 10/26/2006 08:12:37 PM · #19
Originally posted by silverscreen:

I don't believe Elements can handle masks...


It does if you download the add-on from that site (It's been posted in the forums somewhere...). It goes in the effects folder.
 10/26/2006 08:38:53 PM · #20
Look like fun...
 10/27/2006 12:24:42 AM · #21
Originally posted by Falc:


Heres my first try.

Great tutorial, love it.


That's a terrific "first try". This is a good technique for action photos.
 10/27/2006 08:21:27 PM · #22
Hey guys thanks so much for trying the tutorial and the kind words!!

Your OOB's are wonderful and creative! Can't wait to see more. Push the limits...if there are any! :)

Here is my latest one:


...and here is my other OOB work if interested:
//www.flickr.com/photos/28466683@N00/sets/72057594091393842/
 10/27/2006 11:26:28 PM · #23
My first attempt. This was fun!



I loved the way you did your tutorial!! You have tremendous talent and I appreciate you sharing this with us. Something like this will make wonderful holiday cards this year.

Thanks

Robin
 10/28/2006 12:26:33 AM · #24
Originally posted by Serrator:
Hey guys thanks so much for trying the tutorial and the kind words!!

Your OOB's are wonderful and creative! Can't wait to see more. Push the limits...if there are any! :)

Here is my latest one:
...

...and here is my other OOB work if interested:
//www.flickr.com/photos/28466683@N00/sets/72057594091393842/


You are one talented person, Serrator. Many thanks for the excellent tutorial. A few more times through it and I'll understand the "why" as well as the "how".

I'm working my way into "warp" territory...
10/28/2006 12:49:43 AM · #25
Very cool. I'll be back with mine.

Message edited by author 2006-10-28 00:49:55.
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