Scale Cities III by TwoPynts

Photography • Scenic • posted on Nov 18, 2006

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Objects in mirror are larger than they appear." ~ my car

A final 'fake scale model city' for now. I think this one would take the cake for most intricate model city ever. If it were a real model, it would have taken years to complete. Fortunately, through the lens of my camera and some Photoshop magic, it took less than an hour. ;'] -----

Thanks again for your scale comments on my last upload, Scale Cities II ----- Olympus C-8080 & PhotoshopCS. (773) West Palm Beach, FL - intercoastal. Sponsored by: Kramer Kreations

Comments (19)

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inshaala

10:14AM | Sat, 18 November 2006

I think this also takes the biscuit as the most convincing of the series too. Well done again :) Did it really take you an hour to photoshop this?

BAR-CODE

10:29AM | Sat, 18 November 2006

A hour to do this FX ..no way i can do it in 1 minute ... Still it is a nice fx ..work with people too.. and trains planes etc etc..

MrsLubner

10:31AM | Sat, 18 November 2006

very interesting affect you have displayed. Thanks. :-)

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jocko500

12:31PM | Sat, 18 November 2006

I like this work here real cool image

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goodoleboy

12:55PM | Sat, 18 November 2006

Hey, a Tale of Three Cities! To this observant eye, Kort, it not only looks like a model of a vast suburb of homes and buildings, but also a circuit board right out of a computer or some other electronic device. Cool picture, my friend; appreciate the Photoshop effort!

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TwoPynts

2:13PM | Sat, 18 November 2006

It was probably just a bit under an hour to do everything from taking the photo to downloading it to finding the right crop and then tweaking it until it was just right and then applying this effect to it.

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DennisReed

2:15PM | Sat, 18 November 2006

Awesome! :)

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Onslow

2:19PM | Sat, 18 November 2006

Incredible work Kort - wheres King Kong ?

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SoulSearcherr

2:38PM | Sat, 18 November 2006

another neat piece of work..S

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creanum

3:07PM | Sat, 18 November 2006

a great serie with a great idea of subject....

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jif3d

7:04PM | Sat, 18 November 2006

Truly mind boggling series and all good things come in three's, well done once more Kort ! ~Cheers~ :o)

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mermaid

12:43AM | Sun, 19 November 2006

It really looks like taken over a big board where fans build their model railways...

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marybelgium

5:52AM | Sun, 19 November 2006

great serie and great idea !

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Margana

8:29AM | Sun, 19 November 2006

You have definately mastered this effect.Very well done and convincing postwork,Kortalouche...LOL at Richard.I'd like to see something like that.Perhaps Godzilla?I know you guys certainly have enough lizard-y creatures down there...Hope you have a wonderful Sunday!-M :^)

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Denger

9:44AM | Sun, 19 November 2006

I'll have to check out the tutorial on this technique. My first impression was the same as goodoldboy's. The geometric precision of the structures and the patches of green do indeed make this look like a circuit city (another of your cool photo themes!). Hmmm, perhaps a morph is in order?

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