Mini Competition: Out of Bound

[CyberPet]

Not that I know how to make up the rules, but why not post your best Out of Bound pictures.

It's not my best, but to get you guys started....

http://the-halls.se/edited/IMG_5088-OOB.jpg

[Big_B]

Hey, great idea. I think I have one somewhere at home. I'll have to try and look this evening.

[Big_B]

could you tell us how you did this? I was going to have a go, but wasn't sure where to start. Thanks!

[martook]

Great pic Petra! Really love the 3D look, it's pretty amazing how an added frame and a little perspective can change a photo so much... wow!
Haven't got any of my own, but it reminded me of another photo, made by another swede...
http://www.treknature.com/gallery/Europe/Sweden/photo4550.htm

I think that is pretty funny :)

[G3owner]

Here's mine... Our dog on an Agility training round in the middle of the winter 2004.

[Smooth1]

That first shot is beautiful. I think you inspired me, here's my first attempt at this.

http://jamesholy.com/photos/postprocessed/3d/yellowflower3d.jpg

http://jamesholy.com/photos/postprocessed/3d/yellowflower3dse.jpg

[CyberPet]

Great guys! You're getting it. :)

The trick with the OoB is to make the illusion that the image is popping out of its frame. What I did was to make a white frame, to immitate a image frame, then messed with the perspective to let it look 3D. After that I removed the parts on the frame that I wanted to show *above* the frame, like flower petals and the back of the bee. After that I removed the outside of the frame on the image of the bee, but left of course the back and some of the petals to stick out of the image.

Here's a tutorial that explains how to do it more in detail:
http://www.worth1000.com/tutorial.asp?sid=161043


And here is a way to make it go a bit further (look at the bottom image):
http://www.swish-db.com/tutorials/view.php/tid/632

[eenorton]

Here's one I did when I was feeling silly (hope this link works)

http://images8.fotki.com/v146/photos/6/64353/1712461/BathPopframed-vi.jpg

[CyberPet]

eenorton, it worked fine... and I'm still giggling. Good one! :D

[eenorton]

Thanks Petra! I like your bee a lot!

Beth

[Smooth1]

Wow, that batman ride picture is very awesome. This is a really neat effect. I like it a lot. :)

[thebrewer]

Ok, here is my first PS Elements effort for anything other than cropping, color correction and levels. Perhaps there is something more to this Photoshop thing! LOL

Rich

http://www.richmichaels.net/glider.jpg

[Big_B]

Great photos everyone, keep them coming! :D

[CyberPet]

Rich, great one, but you could dare to go outside the bounds even more... here's a quick attempt, but it can be worked on a bit more and made look nicer. I hope you don't mind me playing... :D

http://the-halls.se/edited/wingman.jpg

[thebrewer]

Rich, great one, but you could dare to go outside the bounds even more... here's a quick attempt, but it can be worked on a bit more and made look nicer. I hope you don't mind me playing... :D



Not at all, I am just starting out, thanks for the suggestion. And thanks for the link to the tutorial.
Rich

[i_can]

Hi .. these are my first try ..

i like ur work ;)

http://6mo7a.jeeran.com/oob/Da5l-wrda.jpg



http://6mo7a.jeeran.com/oob/nteja.jpg


Thanx CyberPet :D

[Sam]

These are fun to make. Here is my attempt.

http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y291/tborquez/082305Penguin01.jpg

[JSolie]

How fun! Do you mean something like this??


http://photos25.flickr.com/37289121_41da6a9b6a_o.jpg

-- John

[Nidz]

wow.. what a great effect this makes. CyberPet you got the PS skills :)

[CyberPet]

Geeesh, I haven't checked this thread for a while. Great examples guys, and lets see some MORE!!! :D

[MattyB]

WOW!!!
i didn't know this thread was here, this one took me 2 hours to do :S you've all rained on my parade! i thought i was special HAHA :P

http://www.commodoreclub.net/images/photos/shygm82.jpg

[cjm]

Hmm never thought of doing this before. Let me try something.

Here is a war memorial in front of my City Hall.

[david lee]

I love this Thread, You really have got my juices flowing with some great ideas

[cjm]

Hey Sam. I love both pictures, shadow and no shadow but one suggestion would be to brighten up the penguin a bit and then he would look even more alive. But that penguin is fantastic!

[MattyB]

that penguin looks bloody unreal :D (in the good way)

[MattyB]

question - do you guys use the vanishing point filter in CS2?

[Debian Dog]

I can't seem to get the whiskers like I would like them. Best -I- can do is leave them out. :(

[CyberPet]

Great!!! You all are having great examples with OoB's. I guess I need to do one more soon! :D

[MattyB]

*chuckle* OoB's!

[ghettoFOBulous]

Here's my entry. Not sure if it's really out of bounds.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v707/604fob/agnes-borders-c-bw.jpg

[Debian Dog]

Here's my entry. Not sure if it's really out of bounds.



Still cool! :cool:

[MattyB]

tis cool :D might steal your idea :P

[david lee]

getting the hang of this:lol:

[Extirpate]

This stuff is seriously amazing! the penguin and the chair! I'm definitely gonig to have to play around with this. :) thanks for the idea's...

[Sam]

I love this Thread, You really have got my juices flowing with some great ideas

I had tried putting a shadow falling off the penguin, but I couldn't get the angle right. If you look there is a slight shadow under the wing in the photo. I tried my best to match that with the PS shadow I put in. When I added it to the penguin it threw off the illusion for me.

[CyberDyneSystems]

David.. very MC Escher! :lol:

These are very creative.. I am quite impressed! :)

[MattyB]

that chair wins the mini comp.
hands down
haha

[david lee]

Thanks, Its not strictly an out of bounds picture really but I bent the rules a little and had a bit of fun.

[kodiat]

Here is mine (click to enlarge):

http://static.flickr.com/23/27496798_2b464fa51b_m.jpg (http://www.flickr.com/photos/terong/27496798/in/pool-88567228@N00)

[ballerina]

Omgosh this is amazing! i can't wait til I figure out how to use my canon!

[Malta]

My attempt to do something for this section, it was fun and learned a lot

http://www.korazon.com/photos/digital%20art/DSCF6497b.jpg

[JohnnyG]

Wow! These are awesome for sure and incredible and fantastinc and ingenious and just downright cool!:cool:

[CyberPet]

I'm so proud of you guys, you are excellent at this. Lets see more!!!

[cjm]

Here is my most recent. Its of a Canada Goose sitting on grass.

[MattyB]

:D

[Rigrider]

Didn't know this thread exsisted. I'll have to have a go at a tru OoB shot, but in the mean time here's something that had this concept in mind during creation (didn't quite pull it off in the end though I think.)

L8r,

[cjm]

Rigrider not sure if that counts as "Out of Bound" but it sure is interesting nonetheless! Nice work.

[Desertraptor]

I'd call it OoB. It's almost a comic page with a real person coming out of the page.

[Rigrider]

That's kind of what I was going for...as I said, I'm not sure I pulled it off. I was trying to do it without using the perspective trick. I suppose I should do one WITH the perspective trick so that I have a better understanding of the technique to begin with but.....I've never been one to do things in proper order! :D.

L8r,

[G3owner]

Another one, from a new pic...

[rklepper]

Wow, these are great. I must learn how to do this.

[TSEE]

Great guys! You're getting it. :)
The trick with the OoB is to make the illusion that the image is popping out of its frame. What I did was to make a white frame, to immitate a image frame, then messed with the perspective to let it look 3D. After that I removed the parts on the frame that I wanted to show *above* the frame, like flower petals and the back of the bee. After that I removed the outside of the frame on the image of the bee, but left of course the back and some of the petals to stick out of the image.
Here's a tutorial that explains how to do it more in detail:
http://www.worth1000.com/tutorial.asp?sid=161043
And here is a way to make it go a bit further (look at the bottom image):
http://www.swish-db.com/tutorials/view.php/tid/632

Ok so I've been working on two different tutorials trying to do this out of bound effect for 2 days now and I'm so frustrated, I just can't get it right...with the worthy1000 tutorial I get all the steps up to the frame and at cutting out the middle section of the rectangle it deletes everything and if I skip that and try to go to the next step it won't black out the parts I don't want in the picture. Can anyone explain it to the stupid girl? I love the effect and I'd love to get at least something right.
Thanks!

[Mgdh]

Hehe, I love these sorts of pics. Not sure how good my attempt is...

I've already posted a similar pic in the 'experimental' thread but this is an updated and (in my opinion) improved version.

http://newquay-plus.co.uk/POTN/boat_001d_POTN.jpg

Speeding Out of the Frame

It's great fun to do, as others have said.

[storeman]

One of my first attempts and only a subtle breakout but she's my daughter so I like it :)

[storeman]

Ok so I've been working on two different tutorials trying to do this out of bound effect for 2 days now and I'm so frustrated, I just can't get it right...with the worthy1000 tutorial I get all the steps up to the frame and at cutting out the middle section of the rectangle it deletes everything and if I skip that and try to go to the next step it won't black out the parts I don't want in the picture. Can anyone explain it to the stupid girl? I love the effect and I'd love to get at least something right.
Thanks!

Try this for the frame.

Add a new layer & call it whatever you want. On that layer, make sure your foreground colour is white and add a rectangle over the image but inside of the parts that are out of bounds. It will fill with white and obliterate your image. Move the layer down the list until it shows behind your image as a white frame. There may look like there is some reaction where the out of bounds parts are but they will disappear when you flatten the image.

[TSEE]

THanks for the help but that still didn't do it. I must be doing something wrong, I still can't get the frame to show with the picture, I get the little "cut out" lines but no frame, nada, nothing. ARGH. I guess one of those things I'm not suppose to do huh?

[TSEE]

Here's my two tries...I tried using the tutorial and couldn't figure it out so I used the concept and got this....are they really bad?

[MattyB]

they aren't bad at all, they actually look like the whole flower is coming out at you!

well done

[DigitalMDX]

My attempt... I don't think I followed the normal path for creation, but I think it came out ok...

[G3owner]

One more... This is fun ...:D

[Reigh Higgins]

Great thread . My submission:

[Rigrider]

Hey that's beautiful Mr. Higgins. Great work.

L8r,

[tigerjim]

I'm a rookie PS Elements users so this was a great learning experience for me. Finally got a grasp on how to use layers. Here's my submission:

[BTNorris]

WOW! What great examples!

Here is my humble attempt. I shot the pic with a 10D+550EX in the (dark) parking garage at the building where I work.

FWIW: This is a NEW Porsche Carrera GT - worth about $450,000 - that was delivered by a semi and left, topless, for over 24 hours before the owner drove it away. And you think waiting to get that "special" package from B&H is rough!!

[storeman]

Had another go at this, what a learning experience. Discovered the transform | perspective & transform | distort tools. The addition of a graphics tablet was a great help in making a neater selection during the process. The one greatest help in making this image was D Barbers breaking out tutorial which is available as a PDF document over at action central. Well enough waffling - here's the picture.

[Alan B]

Heres my 1st and 2nd go at this style (which is very cool looking by the way :cool: ).

1
http://images.fotopic.net/?iid=yd9j1s&outx=600&noresize=1&nostamp=1

2
http://images.fotopic.net/?iid=yd9rbz&outx=600&noresize=1&nostamp=1

[pehabe]

here is mine ;)
http://img239.imageshack.us/img239/1298/trendy4ly.jpg

[lost]

Didn't know this thread exsisted. I'll have to have a go at a tru OoB shot, but in the mean time here's something that had this concept in mind during creation (didn't quite pull it off in the end though I think.)

L8r,

I like the effect, but try this. Have the effect end with the frame and continue with her outside the frame without the effect. I hope you understand what I am talking about.

[shortie]

Hi All

Here is one I made earlier :D

http://www.malpas.com/canon/13-resized.jpg

Shortie

[akacoach]

Ok, total Newbie to photoshop (other than USM and cut n paste) so I had a go!
Its my nephew in his local park!

[joayne]

Ok here is my try

[pyterps]

OK....I really love this but cannot get it at all. I really need some simple step by step instructions if anyone has them.

Thanks,

Dave

[DigitalMDX]

OK....I really love this but cannot get it at all. I really need some simple step by step instructions if anyone has them. Thanks, Dave
This was taken from post #7 of this thread, posted by CyberPet...

Here's a tutorial that explains how to do it more in detail:
http://www.worth1000.com/tutorial.asp?sid=161043

And here is a way to make it go a bit further (look at the bottom image):
http://www.swish-db.com/tutorials/view.php/tid/632

I couldn't get the first link to work, so here is another tutorial that might help you on out of bounds:
http://www.skeller.ch/ps/oob.php

Jay

[MTalley]

Great thread, and an encouragement to use some tools other than USM. :D

Here is my humble first effort.

[BLANKphotog]

some good ones out there!!

please dont hurt me!!

http://img505.imageshack.us/img505/782/flower23hw.jpg

I took the time to have a go!! my first one

[MTalley]

My second effort. Needed an engaging image for an intro in my print portfolio book. Figured this would be a good start.

[MTalley]

OK, one more, then I'll quit hogging the thread. :D I thought an oval frame might lend a different perspective, along with using the existing reflections on the OOB portion. See what ya think.

[eenorton]

Using that reflection is very effective. Nicely done!

[Rigrider]

Here's one for fun...

http://img503.imageshack.us/img503/2706/airborn1az.jpg

L8r,

[cjm]

Wow great job everybody! It's been awhile since I last checked this thread and some amazing work has been done!

[BullittMan]

Just tooka look through this whole thread.. some amazing shots in here! If I get the chance I'll try one out and let ya'll see.. mind you I'm a PS newb :rolleyes:

[rab3rd]

Here is my go at it.

http://www.turningwoodstudios.com/BandW/orchid1.JPG

[Pyropeck]

Great thread, and an encouragement to use some tools other than USM. :D

Here is my humble first effort.

If you still have it in layers, drop the shadow layer opacity down abit. That will make it more realistic and then I think it will be a master piece good 1st effort

[Alan B]

Here's one for fun...

http://img503.imageshack.us/img503/2706/airborn1az.jpg

L8r,

Thats really good.Nice job :D

[chakras]

I'm not sure if this qualifies, but I got a good idea for creating my Christmas/ New Year eCard :lol:

[Jon Foster]

Some of these are really cool! I'll have to read the tutorials and give it a try.

Jon.

[Rigrider]

Thats really good.Nice job :D

Thank you :D

L8r,

[t0mmy_gun]

This is my first post on these forums and this is my first shot at out of bounds.
I was inspired.
:D

45968

[codenull]

not out of bounds, but inspired by the second tutorial.

[Jello]

Some Geese around one of our parks..hope it looks OK..I'm still learning. (Jello's wife...Trish)

49291

[Soto]

I'm not a pro in this but.... here is mine...

http://www.design2net.com/angel/images/offset.jpg

[Emenresu]

http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a313/DanCottle/Color/DSCF0158e2ee2s.jpg

[cjm]

Wow #92 is super cool!

[Emenresu]

thanks, i entered that into the schoolastic arts the other day and we got the results back today and i ended up reciveing the american (cant remeber the name) award, which basically means I got in the top 5 of the 11,000 entries in my region for that picture... Im stoked, this is the biggest competition ive ever entered and actually placed in.

[Reigh Higgins]

Fenceline Posted as requested

[Reigh Higgins]

The Fly Fisherman ,two versions.

[CDickinson]

I haven't been around for a while and finding this post with all these pics is great! There are some kick ass photo's in here..
Now I have to try this trick.

Thanks for the threads!

Cynthia

[SezzySue]

I think someone should make a thread showing exactly how to do this for the newbies.

[Chop_Top]

This was taken from post #7 of this thread, posted by CyberPet...

Here's a tutorial that explains how to do it more in detail:
http://www.worth1000.com/tutorial.asp?sid=161043

And here is a way to make it go a bit further (look at the bottom image):
http://www.swish-db.com/tutorials/view.php/tid/632

I couldn't get the first link to work, so here is another tutorial that might help you on out of bounds:
http://www.skeller.ch/ps/oob.php

Jay

I am new to Photo Shop and do not understand very well so forgive me if this as a dumb question. I have been trying to follow your tutorial for some time now and can't seem to get past the frame step. I have followed your steps as and set up the layers, added the masks. Every time I select an area inside the white box to to make a frame I have problems. When I cut (control X) the inner area, the whole layer turns white rather than cutting out the middle section, making a frame. and the name changes from "frame" to "shape 1"

[Nick C.]

Here's a couple I had a go at.

[Reigh Higgins]

Here's a couple I had a go at.

Great work !!

[bbulldog]

let me get a quick one in too, my first one. What do you think, thanks for any critic.

[MikeLoesch]

This thread is awesome and its acctually teaching me a lot about photoshop which I have been struggling with so thanks a lot!!!

Not there yet but im working on it for sure

http://photos.imageevent.com/ekimzark/artwork/websize/IMG_0039%20copy.jpg

[joayne]

This thread is awesome and its acctually teaching me a lot about photoshop which I have been struggling with so thanks a lot!!!

Not there yet but im working on it for sure

http://photos.imageevent.com/ekimzark/artwork/websize/IMG_0039%20copy.jpg

Nice work with the gradient, it really enhances OOB :D

joayne

[Reigh Higgins]

Nice work Mike.

[panasonic]

Here is my attempt - inspiration gained from the Water Drops thread.

[Reigh Higgins]

Very Impressive !!! Thanks for sharing.

[doggy4s]

When I stumbled on this I was so impressed I just had to have a go ( hope that was ok to post )

[doggy4s]

and could not stop :o

[bbulldog]

very good, i like the third one best

[Olli]

and could not stop :oI'm pleased you did not stop :D:D What a way to start postings in Forums, doggy4s - welcome! About the pics, I also like #3, that is very imaginative. - olli

[Ospi]

First attempt:
http://img91.imageshack.us/img91/9961/hondaf11rg.jpg

no idea how u guys get the edges so clean, even with dog hair for example, i only had to worry about simple lines and i had trouble.

[bbulldog]

very fiddly work with the dog hair..

[Ospi]

had another shot this morning:
http://img81.imageshack.us/img81/7461/busteroob0wi.jpg

[Reigh Higgins]

and could not stop :o

Nice Work !! Thanks for sharing.

[JSolie]

All these pics are great!

Here's a quick one...

http://static.flickr.com/14/93382103_631959a2de_o.jpg

-- John

[bbulldog]

Jsolie how about doing that one with two frames? jumps from one to the other.... maybe even more flatter frames? but still a great pic though :D

[MikeLoesch]

a few more.

http://photos.imageevent.com/ekimzark/artwork/websize/IMG_2331%20copy.jpg

http://photos.imageevent.com/ekimzark/artwork/websize/IMG_9744%20copy_1.jpg

http://photos.imageevent.com/ekimzark/artwork/websize/IMG_8472%20copy_1.jpg

[bbulldog]

Now that helicopter one has given me a good idea :lol:
MikeLoesch was that your photo?

[MikeLoesch]

Now that helicopter one has given me a good idea :lol:
MikeLoesch was that your photo?

yup taken at the Texas Air Fiesta in waco tx
http://imageevent.com/ekimzark/texasairfiesta05
this is the original with the big ugly building in the background http://photos.imageevent.com/ekimzark/texasairfiesta05/websize/IMG_8472.JPG

[JSolie]

Jsolie how about doing that one with two frames? jumps from one to the other.... maybe even more flatter frames? but still a great pic though :D
That would look pretty cool... I'll see if I can work it up. This one is for a school project that my wife is working on, and the laid down background wouldn't really be appropriate for it. See my post on page 2 of this thread of our dog grabbing a tennis ball... http://photography-on-the.net/forum/showthread.php?t=91118&page=2

-- John

[Matoch]

I like this one but what I'd really like to see is the frame on an angle so that it looks like it's jumping out the front of the frame instead of the side.

it's cool either way I just think it might look a bit better.

James

All these pics are great!

Here's a quick one...

http://static.flickr.com/14/93382103_631959a2de_o.jpg

-- John

[Jello]

Here's a quick try, enjoy!

Trish..Jello's wife

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[Mike6158]

Great guys! You're getting it. :)

The trick with the OoB is to make the illusion that the image is popping out of its frame. What I did was to make a white frame, to immitate a image frame, then messed with the perspective to let it look 3D. After that I removed the parts on the frame that I wanted to show *above* the frame, like flower petals and the back of the bee. After that I removed the outside of the frame on the image of the bee, but left of course the back and some of the petals to stick out of the image.

Here's a tutorial that explains how to do it more in detail:
http://www.worth1000.com/tutorial.asp?sid=161043


And here is a way to make it go a bit further (look at the bottom image):
http://www.swish-db.com/tutorials/view.php/tid/632

Ack... I've spent over an hour just trying to do this part:

Page 3: Framing
Next, I take a few moments to look closely at the original and decide where the best perspective is for my frame, the part that will set it "out of bounds". Since this shot has such a great natural perspective, I'll be working with that, making the front part of the frog the focus "in-frame" and his back legs "out of frame" as if he was walking into the picture.

In the Frame layer I'll draw a white rectangle of the approximate size I'd like my finished frame to be.

I'll then make a selection inside the box to allow for the thickness of the border. And cut away the excess. (CTRL-X)

CTRL-X turns everything white... Making a frame in CS2 can't be that hard to do... can it???

[Alan B]

and could not stop :o

Superb :D

[Jello]

nice ones everybody

[Mike6158]

Bad link? I get this- Invalid Attachment specified. If you followed a valid link, please notify the administrator

[KDT]

Found this thread very interesting and tried a couple. Not a pro by any means but it was fun and learned the power of vector masking.

[bbulldog]

I like the second one best, you have done a good job on that.

[PARC]

http://img387.imageshack.us/img387/8380/oobparc19ih.jpg

http://img89.imageshack.us/img89/1048/parcflower1fp.jpg

http://i1.tinypic.com/ncz6nc.jpg

http://i1.tinypic.com/ndvbxt.jpg

http://i1.tinypic.com/ndwk7b.jpg

http://i1.tinypic.com/ne8c40.jpg

http://img69.imageshack.us/img69/3475/img08120wm.jpg

PARC

[taygull]

Can this be done in elements 2.0? If so how about a tutorial!

OK, I found the tutorial. The problem is it seems it is for PS not elements 2.0. It seems most of the instructions work but I can't see how to do the layer mask? If I did it right then I don't see how to "select" the layer mask as per the tutorial. The little "mask" icon is not visible to me in elements?

[Sparky98]

I have never posted here but after seeing these pictures I had to try this. I have had Elements 4 for about a month now and have never used it for anything other than some cropping or maybe a little color correction so I am a rank amatuer. I stumbled through the process and don't know if I can ever do it again. Please tell me what you think.

http://i2.tinypic.com/qq32g5.jpg

[taygull]

I think it is great, I wish I could figure out the "mask" part of this. I"m using Elements 2.0 and don't seem to be able to create a "mask" on the black or white layer?

[Sparky98]

My picture was an accident of sorts. This was my first time to use layers and since I never read instructions I couldn't make the layers work for me. I had a frame around the picture but it was over the picture and not under it. I somehow managed to delete the frame and ended up with the picture I posted. That is why I said I don't know if I can ever do it again. As bad as I hate to read instructions I am going to have to read up on how to work with layers.

This is fun. Now I have to find some more pictures to experiment with.

[Saralonde]

Wow, I just found this thread. Very creative people here! Looks like my weekend is all planned around photoshop now.

[the_erickee]

here's my try... harder than it looks. lol

[eagles pride]

this is my first post and one of my first attempts at the oob. hello everyone, i hope you like my try at it.

[eagles pride]

here is a tutorial i found for oob for elements users, since we don't have a mask feature.
in elements it is called clipping.

http://cgscdoc.tripod.com/lizshomework/id11.html

enjoy.

[Sparky98]

Thanks for the Elements instructions.

[taygull]

I worked on it for about 3 hours today....still trying to get it! I'm new at PS so thanks for the Elements instructions. I'll try again next week!

[edel33]

this is awesome...here is my try

http://i39.photobucket.com/albums/e190/edel33/outofbounds.jpg

[barryburgard]

Eagles Pride. Thanks for posting the tutorial for Elements. I have been looking for just such a site. I hope to be posting some attempts in the near future.

Barry

[MazerRakhm]

Ok, this is a really neat effect, so I thought I'd try it!

http://KSmith.smugmug.com/photos/59083338-M.jpg

I don't think it's too bad for a first go.

[eagles pride]

you all are welcome!

i really wanted to do this effect also, i have elements 4.0 so i just kept looking til i found it. glad it will help some of us.

you guys have done a really nice job!

[DonG]

Found this thread and had to give this a try, there are some really great pictures here and this is alot of fun to do.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v674/dcg0317/WDW%202005/Magic%20Kingdom/DonaldDuckatMK-03oob.jpg

[MattyB]

haha, i love that one

[Smooth1]

Wow this thread has gotten huge since I last checked. :)

Great job guys.

[watermarkphotography]

How is this.

http://www.myfilestash.com/userfiles/watermarkphotos/JediSquirresoutbounds%20%28Medium%29.jpg

[butterflykisses]

Hi I am new here but wanted to share two OOB photos I did. Not the best, but a start...

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v59/heidirush/nolanjumps2Small.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v59/heidirush/mattcanoe.jpg

Heidi

[lakiluno]

some incredible pictures, I'll see if I can make one at some point :D