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10/12/2010 11:02:23 PMPost actions
VERY cool. Definitely a "how'd you do that".
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10/12/2010 09:42:06 AMPost actions
wow I really wish you would do a "How ya do that" this is really cool
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02/28/2009 07:48:31 AMPost actions
Just stumbled across this - what an astonishing piece of work!
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02/28/2008 08:01:53 PMPost actions
I would love to see this tutorial. Excellent idea for a picture!
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02/28/2008 01:04:16 PMPost actions
This is great. I would love a tutorial on how this is done.
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09/21/2007 11:11:07 PMPost actions
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09/15/2007 09:16:17 PMPost actions
Hey I am glad to see this survived the inquisition!
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09/14/2007 09:59:10 AMPost actions
Nice novel take on a well worn subject
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09/13/2007 12:04:37 PMPost actions
Cool! I'd love to know how you did this. I'm waiting for the tutorial :)
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09/12/2007 04:26:57 PMPost actions
this is so cool....
it would be very nice of u if you put it in that tutorials thing..
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09/12/2007 02:35:19 PMPost actions
Congratulations Srdan on great finish and your PB. Excellent PP.
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09/12/2007 02:20:56 AMPost actions
I'd love to see a "how you did that" post! I think this is awesome!!
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09/12/2007 01:21:20 AMPost actions
Congrats on your PB, I'd like a How'd they do that? to see what you did, a nice effect.
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09/12/2007 01:16:59 AMPost actions
I hope there's enough interest for you to post a "how-to." Mark me down as one more who'd love to know what you did.
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09/11/2007 04:33:58 AMPost actions
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09/10/2007 11:06:30 PMPost actions
Expertly done... This is really great. Congrats on top 10 placement - truly deserved.
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09/10/2007 05:58:11 PMPost actions
Ohmy!!!!!! This is GENIUS!!! Congratulations!!
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09/10/2007 04:08:12 PMPost actions
Too Cool. I would love to learn how you did this. Are you thinking about a "How To" tutorial on DP?
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09/10/2007 10:52:57 AMPost actions
Super Cool!!! "How did you do that"!!!!
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09/10/2007 08:16:15 AMPost actions
how did you do that???
Awesome picture!!!
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09/09/2007 04:48:03 PMPost actions
I hope you will post a 'how to'. This is an awesome image and a beautiful effect.
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09/09/2007 02:36:36 PMPost actions
Never could quite master this tecnnique, but you aced it, despite the controversy about "rules," etc. Congrats.
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09/09/2007 02:16:23 PMPost actions
I'd be EXTREMELY interested to know how you did this!!
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09/09/2007 03:33:05 AMPost actions
AWESOME shot of the 360 bridge... and really nice PS work!!
Love
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09/09/2007 02:37:57 AMPost actions
I'm definitely interested to see how you did this! I absolutely love it!
Great idea and great job executing it!
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09/09/2007 02:24:25 AMPost actions
I would be interested in the "How did I do it" - great shot, great effect!
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09/08/2007 11:34:33 PMPost actions
that is some of the coolest PP I think I have ever seen :-)
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09/08/2007 10:43:26 PMPost actions
I would also love to see a "How did they do that" on this shot. :-) Gonna be watching for it....
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09/08/2007 04:39:07 PMPost actions
Congrats, great image. I'd be interested in finding out how you created thsi beauty.
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09/08/2007 04:09:37 PMPost actions
congratz on your PB and breaking into 7's :-)
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09/08/2007 12:44:39 PMPost actions
deffinatly try an make a how to do it, this is too cool!
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09/08/2007 12:01:48 PMPost actions
yeah im intrested in how they did it too
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09/08/2007 11:51:15 AMPost actions
would love to know how you did that it's awesome
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09/08/2007 10:50:34 AMPost actions
Would love a "how they did it" piece on this. Great job!!
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09/08/2007 07:43:58 AMPost actions
Fantastic job!. I REALLY love the shot and processing you\'ve done here. Obviously the 3D aspect does this for me and I do like the other elements you\'ve added (white border, gray background and shadow cast).
But I do have a question: How might it have looked if the shadow cast by the border and the gradient of the gray (light to dark) went from upper right to lower left? Wouldn\'t that have been more consistent with the natural lighting of the bridge (which appears to be upper right)? Or did you purposely take it the other way for some reason? (As an engineer, I\'m trained to be picky - sorry)
Still, a very nice work indeed!
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09/08/2007 07:24:29 AMPost actions
Congratulations. I have meaning to try that technique. Very nice.
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09/08/2007 07:04:32 AMPost actions
Great photo Serge. Congrats on a top 10, new PB and getting over the 7 hurdle. Way to go.
I too am curious as how you did this.
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09/08/2007 06:37:47 AMPost actions
Can you please write the HOW YOU DID IT thingy, as I am interested! 10/500 is awesome, congrats
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09/08/2007 03:14:50 AMPost actions
This is very interesting, and skilfully done.
I'm not wild about the gradient on the gray BG; I assume the idea is to present this as if it is a standalone construction, and I find myself wondering how this would have worked if you had exactly duplicated the DPC flat gray, then done something like using that gray for both BG & a border on your image, a pretty wide border, so the whole would float with the DPC-standard black hairlines loosely defining the target space. Or something like that...
I'd love to see you do a variation and see if it seems more or less 3-D. Regardless, a really crisp image and a fascinating presentation.
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09/08/2007 02:55:18 AMPost actions
Very nice bit of editing. Congrats. Austin rules!
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09/08/2007 02:29:20 AMPost actions
Congratulations on a job well done.
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09/08/2007 02:07:43 AMPost actions
Tutorials for this effect can be found HERE
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09/08/2007 01:25:09 AMPost actions
I'd be very interested in a tutorial how you did this too. Wonderful editing!!
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09/08/2007 12:45:50 AMPost actions
Yeah I want to know. Didn't vote in the challenge and didn't see this one but it's awesome. Congrats on top ten!! Well deserved.
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09/08/2007 12:26:24 AMPost actions
I would be very interested in a tutorial on how you did this. This is one of my favorite shots in the whole challenge.
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09/08/2007 12:26:01 AMPost actions
write it!!!!
congrats on top 10
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09/08/2007 12:12:08 AMPost actions
You got your 7+ and top 10! Congrats! And yes, please do write a tutorial.
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09/08/2007 12:09:33 AMPost actions
hell yeah i'm interested...write a tutorial up please...and excellent job!!!!
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Comments Made During the Challenge
09/07/2007 09:44:40 PMPost actions
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09/07/2007 11:32:27 AMPost actions
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09/07/2007 01:30:16 AMPost actions
wow!...nice work with this one! 10
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09/06/2007 12:39:08 PMPost actions
A photo worthy of advanced editing. Execellent work. 10
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09/05/2007 10:16:01 PMPost actions
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09/05/2007 02:45:27 PMPost actions
Very nice execution of this technique!
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09/04/2007 05:10:35 PMPost actions
Okay, this is ULTRA cool!! No idea how you did it, but it works! Take a "10" just because it's so dang unusual, if nothing else!
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09/04/2007 11:48:48 AMPost actions
Love the illusion. Great editing. Well done.
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09/04/2007 04:36:04 AMPost actions
im speachless, ive never seen anything like this
10
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09/03/2007 09:13:59 PMPost actions
Wow, talk about a picture that pops out at ya! You have taken that saying an embodied it in this image. And you have done an exceptional well job of it too. I like how you 'curved' the main photograph to add to the optical illusion of this being 3-D and popping out of the frame & image. The span of the bridge comes out of the main frame and continues off into the left bottom corner giving the eye some leading lines that lead off to the vanishing point of the road in the top right hand side of the picture. The 'wall' is a grey gradient that goes from light to dark horizontally - a good choice for it adds another dimensional aspect (rather than a flat one tone wall) as well as being complimentary without overpowering the main subject of this composition.
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09/03/2007 11:06:40 AMPost actions
Damnit...another image that's gonna kick my ass. Sweet idea! See a couple with a similar idea, this one is by far the best so far. 9
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09/02/2007 11:15:25 PMPost actions
You're going to have to write a "How'd they do that?" after winning this challenge. I've waded through over 400 images and this is the first one I can give a ten to. Its a very nice image and shows incredible technical ability. It surely displays expert editing. Needless to say, this goes in my favorites file!
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09/02/2007 07:52:47 AMPost actions
Nice choice of image to use for an out of the frame work. Great work and good luck 8
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09/02/2007 04:54:21 AMPost actions
clever idea well executed! Love every detail here, only the grey background distracts a tad to me
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09/02/2007 01:22:01 AMPost actions
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09/02/2007 12:34:27 AMPost actions
Nice shot - Like the tones - Very creative and it works well - You have some good PP skills there my friend!
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09/01/2007 11:28:29 PMPost actions
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09/01/2007 04:35:15 PMPost actions
well done for an Expert Editing challenge.
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09/01/2007 01:27:08 PMPost actions
interesting concept, but perhaps you could have made the "major backgrouns" another photograph instead of just grey.
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09/01/2007 12:00:09 PMPost actions
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09/01/2007 10:59:16 AMPost actions
Wow... You have some serious PS skills! great job.
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09/01/2007 09:12:54 AMPost actions
This doesn't work for me. It's an effect just for the sake of the effect (like "see what I can do - I'm good at PS") - not because it enhances the picture in any way - at least imo.
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09/01/2007 07:22:25 AMPost actions
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09/01/2007 06:18:53 AMPost actions
Fan bloody tastic! I have no idea how you did this but its great!
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09/01/2007 03:29:23 AMPost actions
I love this! Sorry I can't add any helpful comment. It's just perfect. Will a 10 make up for the lack of a helpful comment? 10
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09/01/2007 12:14:44 AMPost actions
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