Christopher Harry
Triplanar Convergence
This was a fun photo experiment that veered wildly off track. I had intended to simply merge 3 shots into one image and simply stack them up side-by-side. Since I used a flash, I ended up with a variation in exposures that meant stitching the portraits together in one image became far more challenging, so I opted for an monochrome HDR approach with some oil paint and jigsaw filters thrown in for good measure. I then reworked most of the individual squares from the jigsaw backdrop manually with liquify in PS to create a natural, more organic feel. Some details of the hair and eyebrows in the second and third portraits were also altered manually with the liquify brush.
Details and textures are best viewed in original size.
Triplanar Convergence
This was a fun photo experiment that veered wildly off track. I had intended to simply merge 3 shots into one image and simply stack them up side-by-side. Since I used a flash, I ended up with a variation in exposures that meant stitching the portraits together in one image became far more challenging, so I opted for an monochrome HDR approach with some oil paint and jigsaw filters thrown in for good measure. I then reworked most of the individual squares from the jigsaw backdrop manually with liquify in PS to create a natural, more organic feel. Some details of the hair and eyebrows in the second and third portraits were also altered manually with the liquify brush.
Details and textures are best viewed in original size.