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Composite of '54 Chevy taken at the car show and added to a photo from the archives of the road to the top of Sorin''s Bluff in Red Wing, MN
A bit of Wombo to tie everything together
And an interesting version by Brandi Carisle
A composite of solar system images all shot from London over the past few years.
Left to right, The Sun, Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune
Composite of passion flower on Piet Mondriaan's Composition with lozenge, grid and colors, 1919. Sorry Piet, I couldn't resist the similarity in color.
How to get to those difficult places, and ample proof in this HSS that AC badly needs a rest.
© Anvilcloud Photography
About the Bennett's Mill Covered Bridge, a Kentucky Historical Marker at the site states: "One of Kentucky's longest wooden one-span, covered bridges, length 195 feet."
"In quantum mechanics, particles do not have a definitive state unless they're being observed. Many theorists have spent a lot of time trying to figure out how to explain this. One explanation is that we're living within a simulation, seeing what we need to see when we need to see it."
Inspired by Antonio Iacobell's work, I played with compositing some closeup shots of a paint brushed with different coloured glitter. Used a Miops trigger on sound with slight delay to allow the glitter to move. 2 Godox flashes from sides triggering when the paintbrush hits an edge. As the metal end of the brush was black, I left some of the residual light (non-flash) against the background to provide some depth of field/context
Composite image made up of 3 photos, the Eagle is by Kevin Provenz, stump Google image, trees by me and a texture.
PS CS6, NIK Color Efex Pro 4
This is a composite image. The foreground was shot at 30 second and ISO of 3200, the sky was shot at 15 seconds 3200 ISO. First time trying this technique to include the foreground more in my astrophotography and I am loving it!
Taken the same night about at Shirley's Bay in Ottawa, Canada. This is two images created for this composite.
My first attempt at photoshop and I wanted to use 3 elements.. Sky, Moon and the cormarent.. I'm pleased with bringing them together in a fashion.. Comments welcome
This is a concept I've been wanting to try out for ages, and is heavily inspired by the Where the Wild Things Are movie.
It took spotting the ever-awesome Rosie Hardy's latest series to kick start me in to actually doing it though - so who better to ask to work with me on it! Rosie nailed the expression I was going for, and we had a fun afternoon in the woods. So thanks Rosie :)
“Three things cannot be long hidden: the sun, the moon, and the truth.”
~ Buddha
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So, with special thanks to Joel Grimes for his compositing tutorial, and Scott Kelby for hosting it on his www.kelbytraining.com website, here is my first attempt at a composite using an old studio portrait (my avatar, actually) and an old HDR background. I look forward to doing some sports shots in the future!