The Giants That Walk Part 1 (Crash Course)
I swore I would never do a complex collage again. But often, I find it painful to trash street shots that I have taken and I don't post for various reasons. Mostly to do with "It says nothing, Michelle." So here I am again, collaging ... Do you ever get the days when you wish you simply didn't find this all so fun and that you wish you hated photography, art or being creative? Do you wish you could just spend days slouched on a couch just being a zombie? I do. Many days. I especially dislike deciding which images to post and which not to. I spend an inordinate amount of time being a complete prat about my photos. Sometimes, I wish there wasn't a phone in my camera ... hang on, I meant camera in my phone. I take so many more photos because of that now. No more griping. I had to do this anyway. It's called "stress relief". -- Here is the collage recipe: 3 photos were taken in Procamera (only one of them was posted to EyeEm) Each image was edited in Snapseed. The base or BG image was done in a Vintage filter. All 3 images were merged together in Superimpose. Lady first, then boys. Each layer was tuned and tweaked in Superimpose. A pass through Phototoaster which in hindsight was beside the point. 2 textures believe it or not. Modern Grunge as always tweaked in the inner and outer. Final pass through Snapseed (that point where you decide: enough!)
The Giants That Walk Part 1 (Crash Course)
I swore I would never do a complex collage again. But often, I find it painful to trash street shots that I have taken and I don't post for various reasons. Mostly to do with "It says nothing, Michelle." So here I am again, collaging ... Do you ever get the days when you wish you simply didn't find this all so fun and that you wish you hated photography, art or being creative? Do you wish you could just spend days slouched on a couch just being a zombie? I do. Many days. I especially dislike deciding which images to post and which not to. I spend an inordinate amount of time being a complete prat about my photos. Sometimes, I wish there wasn't a phone in my camera ... hang on, I meant camera in my phone. I take so many more photos because of that now. No more griping. I had to do this anyway. It's called "stress relief". -- Here is the collage recipe: 3 photos were taken in Procamera (only one of them was posted to EyeEm) Each image was edited in Snapseed. The base or BG image was done in a Vintage filter. All 3 images were merged together in Superimpose. Lady first, then boys. Each layer was tuned and tweaked in Superimpose. A pass through Phototoaster which in hindsight was beside the point. 2 textures believe it or not. Modern Grunge as always tweaked in the inner and outer. Final pass through Snapseed (that point where you decide: enough!)