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Posted on 07/12/04 04:19:28 AM |
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SAfrican123
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OutOfBounds
Hey dave, i went to your site and really liked those out of bound pictures you did, well i attempted it but it ain't nothing as good as your but o well here is African  |
Posted on 07/12/04 04:20:37 AM |
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SAfrican123
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one mroe isn't quit the same but ok  |
Posted on 07/12/04 08:30:24 AM |
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trinityofone
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They are good attempts, I particularly like the first one. You have the right technique, you just need to work on the composition a little. Generally, the subject exits the frame, as opposed to entering, as you have done with the horse. What you have to remember with Out of Bounds images, is there is no right way or wrong way of creating them. The pictures in my gallery were done purely for artistic merit but there are different types of image, advertisers use them a lot to emphasise products and these are generally 'flat' images. If you want to try the 3D approach, try this tutorial, or if you're in the UK, you may want to have a look at the new edition of Digital Photo Effects, which is out on the 9th. If you need any help, just give me a yell. _________________ A happy-go-lucky chap, always dressed in black |
Posted on 07/12/04 7:53:02 PM |
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SAfrican123
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Hey David , I really am thankfull for your reply, i need to know how to fix them because these images can look really cool....and yea your right it will take me a while....but i will work on it a bit more till i am certain its good enough....umm today at school i decided to try your apple orange image effect and i thought it turned out pretty damn good, i will be posting more images i really like your work and if you could help me that would be great. thanks for these out of bounds tips African |