How is it done????????????????

Question

How was this created? http://www.masters-of-photography.com/images/full/uelsmann/uelsmann_sky_ceiling.jpg

Answer 1

Just burn the toast and there you go! lol

I don't know, but it's awesome and erie at the same time.

Answer 2

It's done with masking and multiple exposures in the darkroom - along with great skill. No Photoshop required.

Look at the website title, it is a Jerry Uelsmann print. The work of a master.

Answer 3

Probally with Photoshop. It really is pretty simple.

Answer 4

  You could achieve a similar result by rendering clouds, some masking and cut/pasting a round object and messing with the gradients.  It wouldn't look as alive as that photo tho.

Answer 5

photoshop. or before that print shop magic, and darkroom majick has been around for over a hundred years.

Answer 6

really good editing

Answer 7

As said, the photographer is Jerry Uelsmann. Uelsmann did not use Photoshop! Uelsmann is predigital! He used mutltiple negatives and composited them together in the darkroom.

Amazing how most people think that Photoshop is the key to creating great photographs.

Answer 8

- “in the old days” of film (celluloid) that is before PC Programs like Photoshop etc. – 2 superimposed negatives

       OR

-  ask a heavy Smoker to sit in that chair,

         take a photo after he leaves (ha)

Answer 9

GUD LUCK ON FINDING UR ANSWER

Answer 10

soem who knows how to use photoshop...its actually quite simple, you just put one picture onto another by using a tool that can drag the picture over when you have both of them open

Answer 11

Jerry Uelsmann

http://www.arts.ufl.edu/photo/Justsuppos...

http://www.johnpaulcaponigro.com/lib/art...

in a dark room with negatives and enlarger, exposing parts of images onto developing paper,

http://www.khbphotografix.com/omega/inde...

http://www.roger-russell.com/darkroom/da...

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in programs like photoshop or paintshop pro, this can be done with layers and blending, the visual concept is key to attains results,

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Answer 12

I have no idea. But looks amazing!