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Hello my amazing Flickr friends !
Today is a pink or purple day at Color my World Daily and we have a very awesome theme at Smile on Saturday: composite images.
I must admit it wasn’t an easy one for me. I’m truly a huge fan of composite images and I would love to be able to create awesome pictures and magical composite worlds… Unfortunately I’m not very skillful at picture manipulation and I rarely use composite pictures in my photos. Maybe that is something I should learn. This theme is perfect for starting this learning process. And here we have this composite flying world which doesn’t make sense at all. Maybe it is an alcohol induced vision which was in my head, who knows ? I hope you will like it and I hope it will make you smile ! Of course it involves an egg... floating egg.
Mucho, mucho amor for you all !!
Thank you so much for all your lovely comments / favs/ general support / happy thoughts!! Stay safe and well!!
Our raccoon mama this year is a small one and very fluffy, but quite vocal in letting others know this is her territory.
This image is a composite of two photos from our backyard; our fuzzy girl and the blooming giant snowdrops.
A stack/composite of several lightning photos taken during a storm that moved through Central Texas on the morning of June 4th, 2022.
I've never seen a moon in the sky that, if it didn't take my breath away, at least misplaced it for a moment. - Colin Farrell
Composite of a Supermoon image with a long exposure taken on the Southern California coast on an overcast day. Processed with Photoshop, Lightroom and a cloud overlay texture.
For the flickr group, "Smile on Saturday," and this week's theme: "Copy-composite." A composite photograph, mirrored, of some of our battery-powered candles.
Composite nighttime fantasy of the Milky Way and the falls above Zion valley's Emerald Pools. Processed with Lightroom and Photoshop.
I used Photoshop to combine these Cuckoos into one image. The Black-billed Cuckoo is from my Michigan Photo Journey in May and the Yellow-billed Cuckoo is from this past week here in Georgia.
The image shows the differences in the beak, eye, and tail feathers in one easy to see format.
For Smile on Saturday "composite image" theme.
Well that was a steep learning curve. I've played about with adding textures, but trying to make a whole new image from 3 different photos was totally new to me, but fun.
I started with the picture of the girl on the edge of the cliff near Beachy Head, added the Went Hill tree and then an image of the moon that I took last April. I think I might have got carried away with my Photoshop bird brushes from Trudy Kepke!
Some of the art work that can be found on the shelf at our ever popular Home Goods store......
#35/52, Composite Images, 52 weeks, the 2022 edition
Sax Zim Bog. Minnesota.
I did a pair composite of this species a few years back but I wanted to improve on that with a more natural looking final image. I knew with the irruption of this species this winter at that location I would have an opportunity to get some images I could work with to that end. I am happy with this one just wish there was some falling snow.
This is an early work of mine , taken with just a simple compact digital camera held up to the eyepiece of my telescope. Finally combined in Photoshop.
A four-shot composite photo, taken with the camera on a tripod and the lady in the straw hat in different places.