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Composite of five photos taken at 12 fps. Not much wing movement but it must have been going at quite a speed to have such large gaps between the 'birds'.
Used in Our Daily Challenge: No Words Photogame www.flickr.com/groups/ourdailychallenge/discuss/721576236...
An experiment on trying to create the illusion of a human reptile! I hope you find it repulsive!
Any comments are welcome!
Composite photograph made up of 36 shots taken at 15 second intervals and stacked in Photoshop.
Pentax K-70, SIGMA 10-20mm F3.5 EX DC HSM. ISO 125, f/10, exposures from 1/125th – 1/50th seconds.
Two shot composite
Strobist Info:
(x1) Paul C. Buff Einstein at camera right shot through a socked 22" soft white beauty dish.
This is a composite of 4 sections of a large petroglyph panel on Utah Scenic Byway 279 (Potash Road), near Moab, near Canyonlands National Park. It's a combination of human and natural art.
A composite created with some older images from last year. :) Hoping to get out with the camera again soon! I've been a bit of a hermit. :P
Fun with composites means things like having a magical bird that is a hummingbird from your neighbor's feeder and a dress made from a hurricane. This has more digital painting than I've done before, so plenty that I'm still learning.
Later note: I did a bit more to this one before posting it to my website, and a large version now hangs at the Loading Dock Gallery.
Comments and constructive critique are welcome, publicly or privately.
Smugmug portfolio/prints (fantasy work)
Model Society portfolio/prints (bodyscapes / art nude)
Model: IG @kay.ace.model
A composite of course. I liked the original black and white image of the gorgeous Cash, a 21 year old Arabian but I wanted to give it some punch. So I layered it with three other images of mine: a skyscape with nice clouds, a grunge texture of rough, old concrete, and fire. I personally like the results but I don't know how you photography purist will feel:-) I think it gives it punch.
COMPOSITE MOONRISE
There were no clouds for sunset but I shot this way anyway thinking I can use it later for a cinemagraph. But this works too! The moon actually rose from the opposite end.
Funny to think how many times I've been past here over the years. My first memory of it is driving around with Dad, maybe 15 years ago, spotting the potential. Around 2009 I spent a couple of years living a few miles down the road (and never really got around to doing it justice - never say "it's so close I can do it any time"!).
This, perhaps my favourite photo of the castle, was taken on a holiday weekend returning to the area last September.
Kilchurn Castle, Loch Awe, looking good in the glorious sun.
Also in glowing colour.
Copyright (C) Tim Haynes 2014
One more compositing trial: this of JJ into a photo with Danica. I know there's a problem with shadows, but I didn't feel the need to get too hung with this issue for this trial photo. It's fun to play and learn every now and then, but I am likely done for now. :)
And since it's Friday and there's a fence, so HFF and a good weekend to you.
One more thing: I usually post daily, but I will be observing radio since for a few days. Don't miss me too much. hahaha
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