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To be honest, this one was kind of a pain in the ass to edit since I messed up the ordering on a few layers.
Then again if I hadn't made those mistakes, it probably wouldn't have turned out like this. I love happy accidents.
Original shot: imgur.com/90OIpSt
BMW Vision GT
St Louis skyline composite. Base image is a 30 second exposure at night of the skyline from across the river. I overlaid some clouds from the previous night, the moon from about a month earlier and added reflection into the river by flipping a layer with high transparency. I also cloned out the telephone lines - actually I did a fair poor job on the telephone lines there is some "trailing" in the clouds.
This is mine and Jelani's new apartment and this picture is my first ever composite! Hooray for photoshop.
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.
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.
CeeJohns wanted a composite placing her in an African setting. I had a background from the Red Rock area outside of Las Vegas, so that had to do.
I shot this against a lit (to white) cyc; doing it over I would have unlit it and let it go gray (I did shoot her for another composite she wanted against gray).
Strobist: 4 lights. 2 B800s on the background in strip boxes, full power, ~ f/11. Key is a B800 is a large softbox, camera left, f/7.1. Fill from a B800 in a large octa, front, slightly right, ~f/5.6. Triggered by Pocket Wizards.
PP in LR3/CS5/Adjust/Color Efex Pro 3
Explore #30 August 13, 2011
6 to 12 images are superimposed to create this composite. Dusk was occurring quickly thus the reason for the odd coloration.
Some individual stokes can be viewed:
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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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I deleted my other photo of this as it had an obvious flaw due to merging two photos. I've seen some composites passed on as being real on flickr. It fools a lot of people as many only take a scant look at them. It is very hard to tell that this photo is a composite now.
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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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I like to pretend these two ladies are the same woman. Each a reflection of the different parts that come together to make her unique. One, the academic, spends time bettering herself; learning, reading, writing. The other, the beauty, enjoys looking good, feeling good and having fun.
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
Cormorant composite, there were quite a few shots taken in one burst. I was testing a firmware update on my camera, all seems good