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Dec 21, 2005 11:37 |  #1

From time to time, someone will ask about doing a "pop-out" (aka, "Out of Bounds" or "Out of Frame") shot. One of my favorite Photomanipulation sites, Worth1000, just had a contest. Thought you might be interested in what can be done:

http://www.worth1000.c​om …&end=10&display​=photoshop (external link)

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Dec 21, 2005 11:47 |  #2

There is some pretty cool photos there.


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Dec 21, 2005 12:34 as a reply to  @ tommykjensen's post |  #3

Very cool! Very imaginative people!!



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Dec 21, 2005 22:34 |  #4

There are some really creative and talented people out there. Makes me fee so dull.




  
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Dec 21, 2005 23:33 |  #5

That stuff amazes me.


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Dec 21, 2005 23:38 as a reply to  @ queenbee288's post |  #6

queenbee288 wrote:
There are some really creative and talented people out there. Makes me fee so dull.

I'm right there with you, Char ... I'm completely humbled when I see creativity like that. Excellent stuff.


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Dec 22, 2005 07:25 |  #7

Brilliant work there, man i'd love to be able to do that kind of stuff. Anyone know of a tutorial for this kind of thing?


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Dec 22, 2005 07:34 as a reply to  @ tim's post |  #8

tim wrote:
Brilliant work there, man i'd love to be able to do that kind of stuff. Anyone know of a tutorial for this kind of thing?

Umm.. Did you check the "Tutorials" tab on that page? There was one (maybe two) there, if memory serves me.

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Dec 22, 2005 07:36 |  #9

There is a mini tutorial, the one I found is more on shadows than framing and making things pop out. It shouldn't be too hard...


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