Effect like a canvas mounted on a frame

[ale1980]

Hi everyone,
here Alessandro from Italy and this is my first thread ))
I need a little help from you, i would reproduce the same effect as a canvas mounted on a frame, like the pict below. Someone can help me?
Thanks very much!!!

 

[ALB68]

Hi ale1980
Welcome to the forum.
About the creation of the above effect. The edge is nothing more than an illusion created by a line that defines the edge and a drop shadow on the layer. Here is one I did to demonstrate.

Notice the left side with the white line that defines the edge. Note that your "canvas" includes the man's arm. The canvas effect on the painting is in the PS Filter Gallery under textures. Just adjust it until you get the look you want. Your drop shadow on the layer with the image should be adjusted to show very little shadow on the side opposite the edge.
(Note that you have a layer for the image with the drop shadow, one for the white line, and another behind the image that is a Fill layer with a texture. Just choose one from the textures built into PS.

 

[ale1980]

Thanks very much for your super fast reply Alb68,
but if i look the image on the left side i can see the depth and the 3rd dimension.
This is what i means, i need a way to "bend"the image in order to give the prospect.

 

[ALB68]

Thanks very much for your super fast reply Alb68,
but if i look the image on the left side i can see the depth and the 3rd dimension.
This is what i means, i need a way to "bend"the image in order to give the prospect.

Your not "bending" it, your just changing the shading. Suggest using the Burn tool, set to midtones and about 10% exposure at that edge.

Edit: Increase exposure or change tone as needed.

 

[hawkeye]

Make a rectangular selection of the left side, cut and paste it to a new layer. Use Edit-Transform-Perspective on both pieces. Move them together. Add drop a shadow if you like.

 

[ale1980]

Thanks very much to everyone!!!
I used all yours tips and this is the result:

Exactly what i need.
Thanks very much, bye
Alessandro