MYSM San Salvador Airport In Bahamas

[Aharon 606]

MYSM San Salvador Airport In Bahamas

[Aharon 606]

I completed successful ground test of this plane and am planning to take this plane for a spin around Caribbean based on this route map as seen below

[Midnight Music 252]

Great nostalgic, atmospheric shot.

 

Lee

[A320FAN 370]

Nice shot!

[learn-by-flying 37]

Is that a DC-6? :ph34r:

[Aharon 606]

Thanks all for kind words :)

 

Is that a DC-6? :ph34r:

 

Tom,

 

Yes it is DC-6B that is freeware add-on from CalClassics.

 

Regards,

Aharon

[learn-by-flying 37]

Fantastic shot! How did you get the aircraft to reflect off the sitting water on the ramp?

[vc10man 732]

Fantastic shot! How did you get the aircraft to reflect off the sitting water on the ramp?

Glad you asked this. Just noticed that and had framed the question in my mind as soon as I saw that reflection but reading further down, discovered you had already asked it.

[Aharon 606]

Tom and Rick,

 

Thanks.

 

Trick for water reflection can be explained on this link:

 

http://www.digiretus.com/tippek/cikkiro.php?SORSZAM=228

 

Or if you like to hang out at Barnes and Noble bookstore, there are many Photoshop books on how to create water reflection Also many Photoshop magazines, too in magazine section of Barnes and Nobles.

 

Regards,

 

Aharon

[z06z33 763]

MYSM San Salvador Airport In Bahamas

 

Cool shot, my mom was a flight attendant for Macky.

[vc10man 732]

Ahaeon

 

You certainly have an impeccable talent to evoke nostalgia. Great work.

 

As I live in the UK, no Barnes and Noble here, but I get the PS drift. Thanks. A complete novice at that.

[Aharon 606]

As I live in the UK, no Barnes and Noble here, but I get the PS drift. Thanks. A complete novice at that.

 

VC10man,

 

Thanks for kind words.  Well all Photoshop magazines found in Barnes and Nobles are actually imported from England so you will have no trouble finding same magazines in your British bookstores which also carry all Photoshop books containing water reflection tips.

 

Regards,

 

Aharon