How to Make a Pop up form Photograph ( BASIC )

How to Make a Pop up Photograph

Making your favorite photo into a pop-up is fun and relatively easy. Pop up your family, your pet, your best friend, or even your own imaginary scene using magazine cut-outs and drawings. Here's how to do it.

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2. Choose a photo of a background or vista. You might need several copies of the same image to do this project.
   
   
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   Cut out 

   photos of the objects you want to pop up in front of the background.

    
   
    
4. Cut out photos of the objects you want to pop up in front of the background. Try to get as close to the objects as you can without cutting into them.
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   Fold the background photo in half (photo on the inside) and press along the fold.
    
6. Fold the background photo in half (photo on the inside) and press along the fold. Keep the photo folded.
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   Make two parallel cuts 

    

   of the same length into the fold of the photo (about 1/2 to 1 inch apart, or 1.
   Make two parallel cuts of the same length into the fold of the photo (about 1/2 to 1 inch apart, or 1.3 to 2.5 cm). The longer these cuts, the further the image will sit from the background.
   • Before you cut, keep in mind that you'll be pasting your cutouts to the front of these boxes you're cutting. The cuts should not be longer than the height of your cutout photo and the width between them should not be wider than your cutout photo, either.
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   Make another set of cuts for each additional cutout that you're adding to the background.
   Make another set of cuts for each additional cutout that you're adding to the background.
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   Fold the tabs between the cuts back and forth, pressing them flat.
   Fold the tabs between the cuts back and forth, pressing them flat. Your crease should run horizontally between your two vertical cuts. Fold to the front, then flip the folded image over and fold the tabs to the back.
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    Return the tabs to the flat position.
    Return the tabs to the flat position.
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    Open the photo halfway to 90 degrees.
    
    Open the photo halfway to 90 degrees. Your "floor" or ground should be horizontal, and your "backdrop" should be vertical. Use your finger to push each tab forward into the center of the photo, creating pop-up boxes.
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    Glue your cutout photos to the front of each pop-up box to create a pop-up scene.

     

     

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