Mini Competition: Out of Bound

[bbulldog]

@butterflykisses

A good start there but i think the perspectives are wrong. The first I think should have the top picture more square as to give the impression of jumping through a 'door'.

The second picture I also think the pespective of the photo should be small end left, large end right as if the canoeist is popping out of the picture.
Just a thought :)

[Meaty0]

Okay, so here's my very first attempt at this and yes, it was fun. The hardest part is doing the shadows, especially the drop shadow around the picture frame. Anybody got any ideas on how to do these without airbrushing?

http://img124.imageshack.us/img124/9792/freshwatercroc6rs.jpg

[B-Brother]

This is my try, its not perfect, but this is the 1st time, and im happy with it :D

http://static.flickr.com/44/152881472_d8b8ead268.jpg

[Tundrasport]

My first attempt, so be gentle! LOL I could use some advice on shadows!

ALLIE THE WONDER BEAGLE!

[SloNeZ600]

Just learning these cool tricks.

[Meaty0]

Very original thinking and an interesting subject..That is one cool ninja turtle!

How did you do your shadow? Airbrush?

Good work.

[Jeece]

My first try:
http://www.jeece.net/photo/IMG_0773-oob.jpg

Good idea, but weird result. :confused:

After browsing a few folders for a better pic, I found a squirrel pic, just perfect for this effect... I began photoshoping away an ordinary out of bound picture from it while listening my Winamp playlist. Then this song by Ah-ah came on, and my project took an unexpected turn... :lol:

http://www.jeece.net/photo/IMG_0507-oob-TakeOnMe.jpg

Inspired from maybe the greatest music video special effect for its time.

[DigitalMDX]

... Then this song by Ah-ah came on, and my project took an unexpected turn... :lol:...

Nicely done! Perfect timing for that song to come on, it worked well for your photo... Could be a good theme for the peanut as well... "Take on me"...

[Meaty0]

Time for another one...I'm sure I could've got that awning at the bottom of the building to stick out of the frame again somehow...
EDIT: HeY! I did get the image to stick out at the bottom.:-)

http://img88.imageshack.us/img88/6238/melbournesouthbankoob4jc.jpg

[taygull]

Not really an action shot but this was done for a group of guys who are performing a benefit concert in July.

http://img93.imageshack.us/img93/827/3guystexasweb4wh.jpg

[david lee]

Parc
May I just say that I like your posts but the one of the girl on the rocks is wrong.

Its the drop shaddow that you applied.
This is how it should look to make it more realistic.
Hope you dont mind.

[Mike6158]

Judging by the shadow on her body vs the lighted side of her body the light is coming from the right and slightly behind. That makes the shadow that you placed wrong. Not trying to stir anything... just pointing out the direction the light comes from.

[david lee]

Judging by the shadow on her body vs the lighted side of her body the light is coming from the right and slightly behind. That makes the shadow that you placed wrong. Not trying to stir anything... just pointing out the direction the light comes from.

Mike you are spot on thanks for that.
The point I was trying to make were the shaddows had to give the immpresion that the model was sitting up and appearing to come out of the photo.
Well spotted LOL!

[AccidentalArt]

isn't she being lit from the right and the shadow falls to the right :confused: seems backwards, event thought technically it is way cool!

[Jamie Holladay]

I did one for a friend. What do you think?

http://www.24zero.com/potn/z2.jpg

[Sittingshooter]

Here is my first (rather pitiful) attempt.

[Sittingshooter]

Wow, I know my first attemp is not so good, but I didn't think it was so bad it would kill this thread:)

[taygull]

Wow, I know my first attemp is not so good, but I didn't think it was so bad it would kill this thread:)

Ok, just so the thread won't die....I'll have to agree yours does need a little work. LOL.

[Olli]

Wow, I know my first attemp is not so good, but I didn't think it was so bad it would kill this thread:)Don't worry Brad, this won't die. ;) There has been several weeks pauses between the posts, and there are many like me who don't have the skills of OOB (in photography, maybe only in golf), but who have subscribed to this thread. I have enjoyed all the posts.

[AccidentalArt]

Here's my first attempt. This was my first time to use layers and masks as i typically just crop and sharpen, it took a bit to grasp it but found it way cool!

Thanks for pushing my button ;)

AA

- I know the 2x4 is in the way but its about all i could find to work with...

[Tundrasport]

Second try!

[MazerRakhm]

Oooh, what about putting the break right at the back of the boat? So that the entire boat is out of the water, and the only thing in the frame is the wake?

I think that might help give a better sense of speed.

[Tundrasport]

I'll have to give that a try might look really cool! Thanks for the idea. I'm still fighting my way through these but they are kind of fun!

[speedy_2]

I've tried this. But with GT4 screen shots. I guess I could still share them. :)
http://img396.imageshack.us/img396/9679/3dvette4zp.jpg
http://img430.imageshack.us/img430/4117/c444ua.jpg

[J T]

Here's my first attempt. This was my first time to use layers and masks as i typically just crop and sharpen, it took a bit to grasp it but found it way cool!

Thanks for pushing my button ;)

AA

- I know the 2x4 is in the way but its about all i could find to work with...

I think you might achieve a better effect if you crop slightly above the squirrel and have the 2x4 coming out of the frame as well (and maybe even the upper portion of the feeder). That way the perspective wouldn't look so much like an MC Escher picture. ;)

[PhotoJourno]

To all of you Out-Of-Bounders:

I don't have any out of bounds pictures (actually I took the rear end of a mayor just last week, mostly by accident, which is pretty out of bounds) but I wanted to say that 99.9% of the posted photos in this thread are absolutely awesome. You have got me inspired to start playing around with this idea, and who knows, if I get decent results before this gets old, I may be able to post my attempts.

So a hearty thanks and great stuff, ya'll...

[PalmBayFlo]

Thought I'd give this a try myself...thanks for looking!
http://i57.photobucket.com/albums/g224/palmbayflo/_MG_3143copy.jpg

[DonG]

Haven't done this in a while so on this rainy day thought I would do another one.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v674/dcg0317/Out%20of%20Bounds/Jumprope-01oobcopy.jpg

[Ron Wilson]

My 1st attempt.

[DozerLYP]

i just sign up to this place, and i think this is a great place to learn new things about photography. i never did one of these before, so this is my first.
http://i109.photobucket.com/albums/n56/dozerlyp/tazjump2copy.jpg

[DozerLYP]

ok, here my 2nd. let me know what you think...
http://i109.photobucket.com/albums/n56/dozerlyp/Beachtimecopy2.jpg

[RAitch]

Nice one Dozer. The extraction is clean and the frame perspective looks natural. The background image is a little confusing... but it looks cool.

Great thread!! Good job everybody.

[joayne]

I'll say it again....wonderful work....
Are you using blending modes in the background?

[braduardo]

Tag... Want to come back to this when I'm not so sleepy...

[DozerLYP]

no the back ground is actually one pic that i erased the middle of it to hide the ppl and buildings from it, and reduce the opacity to 35% and had a blending background behind it going from beige to white.

[G3owner]

Here's another one. My new boat speeding out of the frames... ;)

http://johanna.myownsite.org/JohannaRam.jpg

[DozerLYP]

i did another one last night. my internet was down and was very board...
http://i109.photobucket.com/albums/n56/dozerlyp/trowingkidcopy.jpg

[Becky N]

Been wanting to try this, just didn't have the right picture and time. Finally got to it this afternoon. So here is my very first try.

http://performancephoto.us/images/Beckysgallery/OutOfBounds1.jpg

[hopmedic]

My first try... I'm not sure... couldn't get the gradient to work the way I wanted it to, but I don't think it's bad for a first try.

[hopmedic]

I tried another - this one isn't a very good pic - taken at 3200 iso, due to motion and glass cases, so it's noisy... but I think this image looks a lot better than the submarine above.
http://tn3-1.deviantart.com/fs12/300W/f/2006/324/3/8/Big_Rock_by_hopmedic.jpg

[hopmedic]

One more, and I have to get to work!
http://static.flickr.com/116/302077215_4a924af6e6_o.jpg (http://www.flickr.com/photos/hopmedic911/302077215/)

[Becky N]

Very nice, Rich. The windows in the background give an added dimension especially with the third dolphin.

[Miniflash]

All of you these are AWESOMe ~~~~~~

[Flywing]

Yes they are inspiring work so I had to give it a try too; Not happy with the shadow work inside the frame next to the flower. Outside the frame isn't too bad but maybe should have been a little less dark on the frame. Shadows the black art! Looked for tut but couldn't find one on working or creating the shadows. Some of the tutorials I found were very frustrating they were good up to a point and suddenly assumed you new what they were trying to instruct and stopped holding your hand. Poof lost in space!!

[Meaty0]

Spectacular images in this thread. Here's another I completed this morning...

http://img182.imageshack.us/img182/7346/outofboundsemily1np5.jpg

[joayne]

^^ Paul, you are getting some great milage out of this "shoot"! ;) I likee the one on WWPD part 40............At last, we get to see the face.....:lol:
Great OOB image

[Meaty0]

^^ Paul, you are getting some great milage out of this "shoot"! ;) I likee the one on WWPD part 40............At last, we get to see the face.....:lol:
Great OOB image

Thanks Joayne,

Wait 'til I do the Landscape Photography course in New Zealand next May! LOTS of images there.

(Hey...why don't you come too?):D

[joayne]

Thanks Joayne,

Wait 'til I do the Landscape Photography course in New Zealand next May! LOTS of images there.

(Hey...why don't you come too?):D

I would love to....:lol: I was in NZ in 2004 and I swear I will be back. Just love the landscape and the people. I was in Aukland and Rotorua (the tourist stuff), but never got to the South Island. I'll start booking passage now ;).
How long is the course?

[Meaty0]

I would love to....:lol: I was in NZ in 2004 and I swear I will be back. Just love the landscape and the people. I was in Aukland and Rotorua (the tourist stuff), but never got to the South Island. I'll start booking passage now ;).
How long is the course?

See this thread http://www.photography-on-the.net/forum/showthread.php?t=226672

[joayne]

^^ Looks like y'all will be having a grand time... 'Fraid I should have starting saving for the trip from SO California LAST year :rolleyes:

It will be fun to see the pics from everyone.

[Chandler.]

Here's my try

[Becky N]

Nice, very nice, good shadowing.

[Miniflash]

thats cool

[joayne]

Nicely done...
Say, was that your first post?
Welcome to the POTN Forum...

[justisnmnz]

some of these are simply incredible, I'm posting so I can keep track of this thread :)

[Rhinotherunt]

I really need to practice this. Here is my attempt...

[Serrator]

Hi folks,

I really enjoyed checking out all your fantastic OOB efforts. I look forward to seeing more!

Here are a couple of my more recent ones:
http://farm1.static.flickr.com/80/240882608_80f2217c52_b.jpg

http://farm1.static.flickr.com/112/279626722_10c82adc94_b.jpg

[Chandler.]

Those are amazing

[Becky N]

Seriously awesome job.

[joayne]

Oh Man...Those are seriously to the next level....! I can see what you did, but that shows really wonderful imagination!...

OH, Welcome to POTN with an awesome FIRST POST!

[Meaty0]

Wow! What imagination. Great shadow creation there and wonderful artwork too.

[Serrator]

Thanks guys for the warm welcome. I am looking forward to seeing the great work here and learning from this awesome site.

[Meaty0]

Thanks guys for the warm welcome. I am looking forward to seeing the great work here and learning from this awesome site.

I think we might need YOU to teach US:-D

[justisnmnz]

first attempt:
http://img440.imageshack.us/img440/5516/1226260copyphoto2rb8.jpg (http://imageshack.us)

[kkhardwarestore]

My first attempt. Thanks for the examples and instructions.

http://www.fredmiranda.com/hosting-data//5160/128181oob02.jpg

[BeccaNH]

Can't believe I've missed this post all this time! Some really incredible work here. Here are a couple of mine.

http://i102.photobucket.com/albums/m114/BeccaNH/POTN%20Challenges/IMG_8092_edited-3.jpg

http://i102.photobucket.com/albums/m114/BeccaNH/POTN%20Challenges/IMG_6409_edited-2.jpg

[joayne]

Great Job...Glad you could join in the fun..... :rolleyes:

[Serrator]

Great OOB's guys! Very well done work.

justisnmnz...your distorted perspective OOB is great...really brings the girl up and out!!

kkhardwarestore...first eh? ...well you are well on your way to OOB mastery, terrific start!

BeccaNH...glad you didn't miss these postings, yours are wonderful too!!

[Serrator]

Here is my first OOB that I created:
http://farm1.static.flickr.com/42/118304681_22ee5b0244_o.jpg

...and a more recent one:
http://farm1.static.flickr.com/98/234354195_77b78298d9_b.jpg

[joayne]

Great imagination and production there....Also
WELCOME TO THE FORUM......

[Chandler.]

Serrator, is your avatar an OOB?

[Flywing]

Great talent Serrator!

[Serrator]

Serrator, is your avatar an OOB?

Chandler...yes it is. This was taken by my son on one of our caving trips. Here is a larger size:
http://farm1.static.flickr.com/46/175924429_3ca40c5f09_o.jpg

[Chandler.]

Cool.

[tarini]

Hello everybody... really nice works here.

Here is mine! (1st post, 4th attempt)
(my girlfriend on a rocky beach).

http://vcg.isti.cnr.it/~tarini/files/mypictures/tre.html

I've tryed making it as convincing as possible, using only a very subtle OOB effect (most of the image is inside the frame).
Personally I am very sadisfied: somethings really makes her pop out in 3D (IMO), while the picture still feels like a picture (not a portal), leaving the 3D/2D ambiguity.

I've tryed adding shadows, but I prefer it without.

[BearLeeAlive]

Nice job tarini, and welcome to POTN.

You should insert your image here using & tags by clicking on the Insert Image icon above.

[tarini]

http://vcg.isti.cnr.it/%7Etarini/files/mypictures/due.jpg

Original comment: I've tryed making it as convincing as possible, using only a very subtle OOB effect (most of the image is inside the frame).
Personally I am very sadisfied: somethings really makes her pop out in 3D (IMO), while the picture still feels like a picture (not a portal), leaving the 3D/2D ambiguity.

I've tryed adding shadows, but I prefer it without.


BearLeeAlive: "You should insert your image here..."

oh, ok, I understand it is easier that way. Before I linked to the webpage because I prefer my white-backgrounded pictures to be surrounded by a lot of empty space, which is easy and cheap (band wise) to do with html. That is how the above jpg is designed to be seen (otherwise I would have added a lot of white space around) so look at the webpage (http://vcg.isti.cnr.it/%7Etarini/files/mypictures/tre.html) for a better effect.

[BearLeeAlive]

Ah, I do understand your thoughts with this, it does have a real nice effect surrounded completely with white space. I just know that some folk (me sometimes) don't bother to look when it is a link.

[messy_da_legend]

Heres mine which I'm quite proud of for a 1st try, I'm just not sure about the background :confused: Is it OK?

http://i42.photobucket.com/albums/e321/messy_da_legend/ResizeWizard-1-3.jpg

[BearLeeAlive]

messy, that is great. I do agree that the background is not quite right, but the OOB job is nice.

I started to try some OOB stuff myself ages ago, seeing what everyone else is doing is kinda inspiring my to get back at it soon.

[Becky N]

Messy, great first attempt. For the background can you grab the same green as in the picture using your dropper tool?

[Renboy]

OOO here is mine.
Let me know what you think

http://i114.photobucket.com/albums/n248/renboykite/_MG_2091email.jpg

[Flywing]

I think it's awesome!

[messy_da_legend]

Very very nice!! If there's one criticism, it would be that I think the person at the bottom should have his head slightly outside the "window", but I like a lot!

[Serrator]

Great work folks on your OOB's! I enjoy checking them out and seeing all the different uses you guys can dream up for the OOB effect.

[kkhardwarestore]

I decided to play with one of my antique postcards. This is a collaberation with A.N. Brown, the photographer who took this photo in 1910. Do you think he would mind?

http://www.fredmiranda.com/hosting-data//5160/128181small_crop.jpg

[Dacoda Image]

Hello everyone. There is some FANTASTIC talent here! I have never posted any photos before this one. This is one I did last November of my daughter as a E-Greeting Card.
(now lets see if I can get the pic to attach.)

[Renboy]

The pic is there. Welcome.

[soileauj]

Here is my first try using Photoshop Elements 5.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v304/soileauj/birdofparadisebreakout2.jpg

[Serrator]

kkhardwarestore...nice transition OOB!

Dacoda and soileauj...well done and welcome to the fun.

[Dacoda Image]

Thanks Serrator!

However I have to give credit where credit is due! I learned how to do OOB from your tutorial! I have to thank you for it and give kudos as it is one of the best written and illustrated tutorials I have seen! Awesome work!

Dacoda

[Serrator]

Thank you very much Dacoda! I had fun making it and was hoping the comic book style would present itself less intimidating to folks and more like fun than learning.

Again I appreciate the kind words and for sharing your efforts!

[kkhardwarestore]

kkhardwarestore...nice transition OOB!

Dacoda and soileauj...well done and welcome to the fun.

Thanks Serrator...Did I miss the link to your tutorial??

[Serrator]

kkhardwarestore...here is the link, there are actually two tuts, one is an intro to making OOB's and the other is for CS2/CS3 on how to warp the frame and some shading tips.

http://flickr.com/photos/serrator/153507433/in/set-72157594146002408/

Here are some OOB's I did a while back:
http://farm1.static.flickr.com/69/224962128_19a4138ff1_o.jpg

http://farm1.static.flickr.com/77/180443252_11592a58cf_b.jpg

http://farm1.static.flickr.com/46/163466491_b8c91b8a99_o.jpg

[BearLeeAlive]

Great stuff Serrator!!!

[kkhardwarestore]

Great stuff Serrator!!!

And outstanding tutorials...thanks.

[Serrator]

Here is a local dragon that I took a pic of today. A guy made it from scrap metal and it stands around 2.5 meters tall in his front yard.


http://i9.photobucket.com/albums/a54/Serrator/CDragonOOB.jpg

[Jon, The Elder]

Well curiousity got the best of me.

Just had to give it a try.

http://www.pbase.com/jpferguson/image/74133927

[Serrator]

Jon, very well done! Thanks for sharing your "purrrfect" creation!!

[4hero]

my poor cat :( Whiskers & fur are a nightmare cut out.

http://download-v5.streamload.com/y2pOPzpw%7EwoVe%7EOnRo%7EJvLs%7E7rA9QXS6uoWE/4hero/FileManager/bailey/bailey-out-of-bounds.jpg?action=embed&dpath=640.jpg

[Flywing]

great stuff!!

[Dacoda Image]

my poor cat :( Whiskers & fur are a nightmare cut out.

http://download-v5.streamload.com/y2pOPzpw%7EwoVe%7EOnRo%7EJvLs%7E7rA9QXS6uoWE/4hero/FileManager/bailey/bailey-out-of-bounds.jpg?action=embed&dpath=640.jpg


Just to let you know... the extra effort was worth it. My 2 year old daughter was looking at this with me and said "I love kitty!" She tried to 'pick the kitty up!'

Good Job

[4hero]

thank you :) Glad your daughter enjoyed it!

[Miniflash]

Very neat ..you did good!

[Birdmanc]

Here is one that I like. Under the theme of "the grass is always greener on the other side" crosing from B/W to Color.

[Serrator]

4hero...good work on your feline OOB creation!

Birdmanc...excellent creativity on your book OOB rendition!

Thanks for sharing.

[viodea]

I followed the instruction on this link (http://www.worth1000.com/tutorial.asp?sid=161043&page=7) and had problem on the last step. How do you create a drop shadow for the frame and subject? Can someone tell me step by step instruction for doing shadow as "step 7" on that tutorial?

thanks

[DozerLYP]

thanks serrator, you gave me some inspiration, and i took some of you idea...
http://i109.photobucket.com/albums/n56/dozerlyp/horsemen.jpg

[DozerLYP]

and some more...
http://i109.photobucket.com/albums/n56/dozerlyp/setfixcopy.jpg

[Serrator]

Dozer...just got back today from our Caribbean cruise, glad to be home!

Very well done on your "Medival" compositing OOB! I am going to try this summer to get up to my first Medival recreation up near St. Louis, they look like they would be fantastic photo opportunities galore!

[Miniflash]

Bravo to all you master manipulators ..meant in the highest of compliment ~

[DozerLYP]

Very well done on your "Medival" compositing OOB! I am going to try this summer to get up to my first Medival recreation up near St. Louis, they look like they would be fantastic photo opportunities galore!

thanks, and you should definitly go. i had a blast a few weeks ago and i'm going back this weekend for the royal feast. i should come back with plenty good shots...

[Danellyn]

ok here is my attempt.

http://www.danellyn.com/other/isabellaoob.jpg

[Flywing]

sweet one

[viodea]

I like it overall except the left hand is a little un-natural to me. I wonder what it going to be like if you can spill out the sheet too. It may turn out to be kinda interesting.

[Serrator]

Danellyn,

Well done on your OOB! :)
I would as the previous poster mentioned though, spillout some of the sheet to cover the missing areas of the cuties arm/hand.

[Danellyn]

Ill work on that one but while i was still playing with that I tried another one of my girlfriend that I had laying around.

http://www.danellyn.com/other/oob-gwydhar.jpg

[Kafn8td]

Here's my first attemp. Pretty fun!

[JS4KIKZ]

my first attempt :)

[Serrator]

Danellyn...very nice work! Excellent pic to OOBinize!

Kafn8td...outstanding job! That looks like the same guys we saw on our cruise a few weeks ago in Costa Maya I believe. Well done!!

JS4KIKZ...your premiere OOB is great! The duck didn't even seem to mind! :)

[DozerLYP]

good job all. and keep them comming...

[Becky N]

Gave it another go:
http://performancephoto.us/images/Beckysgallery/IMG_0611-02OOB%20Merge2.jpg

[steveathome]

No-where near as good as some displayed already but here is my quick and simple effort

[Serrator]

Becky and Steve,

Both of these are very nicely done! Great masking and excellent presentations!

[smurfsvt]

Here's my attempt at it. Not my photo however, couldn't find a good one to try with.

http://i8.photobucket.com/albums/a46/smurfsvt/OutofBoundsFocussmall.jpg

[Fred525]

I had to give it a shot. Here's my first OOB attempt. I had a fun time doing it and my boy (the fisher) thought it was cool!

[Danellyn]

I like it overall except the left hand is a little un-natural to me. I wonder what it going to be like if you can spill out the sheet too. It may turn out to be kinda interesting.
After you posted i tried for a few attempts but the original photo just had a bulge of sheet infront of her hand so im going to leave that one alone. I have more on the way. Im actually going to take a photo with the intent to change it into an oob :D

[Serrator]

smurfsvt/Fred525,

Cool OOB's. The Car looks great coming out and the fisherman creation is a keeper!!

[DozerLYP]

we got to keep this one going.
here's my new one.
http://i109.photobucket.com/albums/n56/dozerlyp/newproject.jpg

[Serrator]

DozerLYP...fantastic work!
Perhaps though... add some shading to the white frame. The fence work though is crazy good.

[snedigity]

This is amazing

[Reigh Higgins]

Ruffed Grouse Canon G3 and post processing in PS Elements 3

[Saphire]

Here is one of my first efforts done last year, I haven't had a play since.

[Serrator]

Reigh...you did an outstanding job on your little bird friend. Perfect placement and retouching effort!!

Saphire...well done on your horse OOB too. Great work.

[SYS]

Not exactly OOB but pretty close....


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[Serrator]

SYS,

It's a subtle OOB and well done!

[SYS]

SYS,

It's a subtle OOB and well done!

Thanks! :D

[Alex007]

wow! I don't know if mine will add much to the great collection in this thread, but here's my feeble attempt.

http://metic2.smugmug.com/photos/58030820-M.jpg

- alex -

[nymn]

Brand new to the forums guys, I happened upon this thread and slapped this together real quick from a pic i had in the "shoebox"

~SG

http://i28.photobucket.com/albums/c233/smg01ms/Lizardcopy.jpg

[DozerLYP]

welcome the the forum Nymn and good job on your OOB, it's clean, i like it.

i was bored so i just made this one...

http://i109.photobucket.com/albums/n56/dozerlyp/IMG_9237.jpg

[Serrator]

Alex...nice work and cool pic!

nymn...love the widescreen format and excellent work on your OOB.

Dozer...nice multi-frame OOB!

[Serrator]

Hey OObers here are a few simple OOB's from pics I took this weekend at the Fort de Chartres Rendezvous in Illinois.

http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1122/527214415_b941c726f0_b.jpg

http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1012/527359064_e27b51e1fc_b.jpg

http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1071/528654427_6595660f49_b.jpg

[snedigity]

You have absolutely taken this thread to another level with the indian pictures.

[Serrator]

Thanks snedigity! I just have fun with it.

[Serrator]

Here is a train pic I took a few weeks ago that I had a play with...

http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1392/536915183_eef39dd7ac_b.jpg

[joayne]

That is quite good... Love the DOF

[Flywing]

That train shot is spectacular!!

[Serrator]

Thanks guys.

Here is a different take on it that someone on another forum had asked me to do:
http://i9.photobucket.com/albums/a54/Serrator/GoingNowhereFastWoods.jpg

[steveathome]

Not sure if I have posted this before but its another basic one, hope you like

[Serrator]

steveathome, cool action OOB! Really nice.