Careful!!!
(5 years and 3520 days ago)
:lol::lol: that's super funny !!!
Used 1 source picture. Used lasso tool and eraser to chop glass. Used Lasso tool and cut and pasted onto the actual background of the source. Cut and pasted several glasses and faded them. Added grain on a background layer. Blurred and rendered lighting effect. Thanx to sachyn at Stock Exchange for his source pic. (5 years and 3518 days ago)
please vote again because the original was taken off from copyright issues.
This picture was put together with a picture of a beach, and a jogger. I used layers of the jogger and opacity to create the effect.
the lady was from markbierd on flickr.com and the background was from paraflier, don't copy this image as it has partial copyrights from the original. just make your own. thanks. (5 years and 3517 days ago)
Try putting a motion blur in the flying glass. It will give it more of a moving fast effect and give it more depth, like the bullet but less blurred. GL!
on the broken peices try and place a reflection on them they look a little bit too solid ATM aswell but this is looking very cool ! g/l Author
Agreed, perhaps some transparancy on the shattered pieces too
The sense of motion and the reflectivity of the glass is looking better. I like it!
Looks quite ok. If you see the boy in the background and then the hole in the glass and connect these 2 with an imaginary line, I'd expect the bullit going up instead of down. A possible nice thing about moving the bullit more higher is that you look against it which gives it a more impressive angle (you may want to make it a bit bigger too for an exaggerated perspective effect, is up to you). Good luck!
nice work ....
Good work. I agree with Waz about the trajectory, and the others about a reflection of the broken pieces. Not mandatory, but a nice little touch. Good luck.
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