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THe Aviator collectiOn!!!
2008.07.23
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Trying out photoshop. jus learnin how to spin the magic web usin photoshop.. thought ill hav some fun n make an ad for Rayban ;) I tried to make the plane wear the shades, but i cudnt.. ya, i know this set luks very very amateur, but i thought ill put it up anyways :))
Aviator sunglasses are a style of sunglasses that were developed by Ray-Ban in 1937.[citation needed] They are characterized by dark, often reflective lenses having an area two or three times the area of the eye socket, and metal frames with wire temples which hook behind the ears. Contemporary models are often polarized.
They were given their name due to their oblique teardrop shape, which matched those of the smoked-lens flying goggles which Ray-Ban was then selling to the Army and Navy. One undesirable result of wearing these goggles was the mismatched tan (dark on the face, white around the eyes) which developed—the oversized aviator sunglasses would hide the white areas, while allowing a limited amount of sunlight through, thus allowing the skin to tan. Though the early goggles were replaced by 1941, the sunglasses had become popular, especially with Naval aviators. Army/Air Force aviators preferred the smaller, more-squarish American Optical straight-temple glasses, which can be put on and removed even while wearing a flying helmet. The design was also popular as the bar across the bridge of the nose allowed Army and Navy members to keep a cigarette on it.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ray-Ban_Aviator
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Good try. But the Ray-Ban is under exposed so it does not stand out in the picture.
