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Nuttall's woodpeckers - Composite of two images, makes it look like that the Juvi is asking his father to take the trash out...
Composite of three individual images. These tiny ½” flowers on 12” high plants are very common in the spring and can be seen covering larges areas of fields and rolling hills. Just pretty little blue flowers until you look closer.
Part of the Inside the Frame portrait contest.
Six photos composited together. All shot the same. Black fabric backdrop. SB25 in bounce umbrella up high in front of subjects at 1/2 power. Second sb25 in bounce umbrella at 1/4 power camera right.
Please click here: Vermeer Exhibit Album
This is my version of a composite of Vermeer paintings seen in a video presentation at the Vermeer Centrum Delft. I scanned paintings from a book on Vermeer and used Photoshop to use "Street in Delft" as the base with images from other Vermeers added to windows and doors. The base painting is "The Little Street".
Updated December 2024.
Ordeal being blogged here at www.hapshaw.com
Documentary about a oral cancer survivor I'm currently working on can be watched at www.dragonflycancer.com
Cabo Corrientes, Mexico
Cinnamon Hummingbird occurs along the Pacific slope from western Mexico south to northwestern Costa Rica, and also on the Yucatan Peninsula in southeastern Mexico and in Belize.
This is my first attempt to make a composite picture. I was hoping to portray the way a hummingbird flies in and hovers before coming in to drink nectar. Not sure if this works or not. Comments welcome. KKR
The biggest 'birds in flight' composite I've attempted. With the originals taken on a full frame camera, the file size during composition got pretty horrible, reaching 1.2Gb at one point. If the Puffin had flown a bit slower or if I'd had 8fps instead of 6fps it would have looked better and been a bit shorter.
I bought 2 Mushroom Parasite carvings last weekend... one for the rooftops and the other for the stalks!
Many thanks as always to the generous stock...
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My first attempt at a composite, as inspired by michelle k www.flickr.com/photos/michelle_k/sets/72157600016062960/
and paintmonkey
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Just finished my latest personal project on Singapore street composites... please check out the images here:
I had a yen to play with Photoshop's new Select and Mask feature, which is an update on Refine Mask. While one is really supposed to composite the figure from a neutral and solid background, I don't have any of those, so I did my best to extract Danica from a busier, normal photo. It worked pretty well all in all and did a decent job with the hair which is a pretty big deal. I make no claims to perfection or even the comparability of these two images but just wanted to experiment with the technique and to use my own images in the bargain.
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What do you do when you have a cloudy night? Experiment and create.
1. Selfie with lantern at my belly, facing the hoodoo.
2. I walk in front of the hoodoos with the lantern, leaving an illuminated trail.
3. A blend of 1. & 2., adding a little highlight contrast to the foreground.
4. I’ve replaced the sky with a Milky Way I shot a few days later, taken in somewhat* the same southerly direction, and with the same 24mm lens (a composite image).
*Actually, the core of the Milky Way was to the left of the hoodoos. I rotated my camera about 30º to the left in order to place the Rho Ophiuchi cloud complex to the right of the hoodoos and create a better composition. I've only done about four composites in life and this is one of them.
DEFINITIONS: A “blend” is any combination of images taken from the same tripod location and blended together. A “composite” is any combination of images taken from different tripod locations.
EXIF: Canon 5D Mark iii • Canon EF24mm f/1.4L • Hoodoo exposures: f/2.0, 30 sec, 3200 ISO • Milky Way sky: Canon 6D astro modified, same 24mm lens, f/4.0, 360 sec, ISO 800, tracked • Illumination of hoodoos done with a Low Level Lighting filtered LED panel placed about 300 feet left of hoodoos
Check out my presentation at the 3-day NIGHT PHOTO SUMMIT • Feb 4-6, 2022.
PODCAST: You might enjoy this recent podcast I did on how to make your nightscapes more creative—including the joys of doing single exposure nightscapes.