one of my early OOB

Glad that worked out, sorry about the broken link there.. If you search OOB would will find more interesting work about.

OK, you knocked my socks off!

The only thing that bothers me is the kid's hand in front of the frame ... it sort of makes the image look like an Escher. However, I do understand the various reasons that you did it that way ... he needed to be connected to the scene and it would not have worked well to have his hand cut off by being behind the frame.

Love it. I have never thought about trying something like this before.

I am going to rummage through my collection and see if I have anything to play with...

jcumming wrote in post #5403108
This was one of my first attempts at OOB....took awhile to do but I was pretty happy with the outcome

Good start. For coming OOB pictures, do have a look at your shadows. In this picture, they are not consistent with each other. I don't know about others, but I get distracted by this.

(Or it might just be me, having done too much 3D graphics)

Whats OOB??

yogestee wrote in post #5450059
Whats OOB??

Out Of Bounds.

Ahhhhhh,,,,thanx..

One of the most creative uses of OOB I've ever seen. Most imaginative.

Do have a background in graphics illustration?

Couldn't have done this in a wet darkroom. TG for photolshop.

again thanks for the nice replies...no background in graphics but really like PS and its' capabilities

Jimmy