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This composite was the result of stubborn persistence of adjusting this image. I think I spent a half hour continually experimenting with different adjustments tossing 80% in the trash keeping only those that seem to add to the feel I was looking for.
This is a composite photo of the lunar eclipse on 21st January 2019. Note the colour change in the final image of the Moon (compared to the first image) as it was getting low on the horizon so was becoming more yellow.
HDR Composite of 2 SOOC Images taken at Walton High School.
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finally had the chance to put this composite together. always been wanting to do one of an eclipse. had perfect weather for it this most recent and beyond stoked with the end result.
Attempt at compositing with a couple photos, one of Alysia we took in our backyard and another I took in West Vancouver while hiking. A little Photoshop and Lightroom magic and viola! I think it looks pretty creepy.
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This is my newest picture for the 52 weeks project and the new theme "Composites".
The last week was a busy and successful week and nearly no time for a theme shot and my 52 weeks group, but today i took the chance in a tunnel - week 5 dusted and done =)
Shot with my Nikon DÆ’ with 10 multiple exposures with a 85mm Æ’1,8, processed in Lightroom using VSCO Film Pack 04.
This beautiful Merlin was on a electric wire ... so I played and played with this composite and was happy. Underneath him is a Common Yellowthroat from another shot of mine!
These composites (5 to 11 stacked images each panel) was taken over an hour period on 29 June 2016 from the following video: www.flickr.com/photos/79387036@N07/27989606845/in/album-7...
Resolution is limited to 720 dpi.
Nikon d7000, Nikkor 35mm f/1.4 lens used.
Another composite trying a few different shade and texture techniques. I also wanted to see something on a stark white background with hard crops.
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Tonight's moon with a sky from about 4 years ago.
This wasn't the image I had in mind on Friday when I mentioned a shot of a moon I wanted to do. Apparently I need a shot of the moon from much, nuch later in the evening to do that...so you get this composite instead.
_MG_1215hpvividwm photo manipulation imitating refraction from a photo taken at Nathan Phillips Square in Toronto a couple of years ago.
If you knew how many hours I spent on this, you'd laugh at me... trying to be like Judith when I grow up. This is a Mockingbird shot composite on top of the same shot only larger and cropped. Does that make sense? Textured and painted, too.
Oh my, I've tried to copy her before, but this one was hard! She's so talented, so please visit her photo that I copied which is in the first comment.
Hard few days so my poor brain is so stressed. I love this stuff though.
View of the Eclipse last night from Rattlesnake Ridge. It was very hazy on the horizon as the moon came up over Mount Washington. It was much clearer as the moon rose higher in the sky.
Comet NEOWISE over St Anthony's chapel with the crescent moon in Violet, Texas. Three shot composite; one each for the chapel, the comet, and the moon
Two shot composite.
Strobist Info:
(x1) Paul C. Buff Einstein at camera right shot through a socked 22" soft white beauty dish.
Selected frames taken for the following thunderstorm event:
www.flickr.com/photos/79387036@N07/34087836435/in/photost...
A Nikkor 85mm f/1.4 lens was used.
The best 17 images taken during a 10 minute period were stacked for this version.
A departure from all the landscapes I post. A photo composition that I did awhile ago. Curious to see how it is accepted.
A composite image of 3 different shots, each taken a few minutes apart. It tells the story of what NEARLY happened to some people's disappointment in the UK. Still, events that bring people together to humbly accept each other's insignificance are always worth the attention, and I've gone easier on the moon on trip advisor than most!
If you want to see how I shot this go check out www.5daydeal.com/ref/SergeRamelli
This is another composite with a friend! I had some flashes on the location and he played the cowboy! I like this portrait with this background I think it works well together!
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Petit coin sympathique découvert avec Yoann hier après midi accessible à marée basse après une petite marche sur la plage précédente. Cette plage est bordée de très grands palétuviers et le sable recouvert par endroits de feuilles mortes. Quand nous sommes arrivés, le soleil passait déjà sous l'horizon, il a fallut trouver rapidement des éléments de composition (en évitant de se faire piquer par une escadrille de taons :-). Rémire-montjoly (Guyane française) le 20 novembre 2008, route des plages à l'embouchure du fleuve le Mahury.
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Sympathetic spot discovered with Yoann yesterday afternoon accessible to low tide after a small walk on the preceding beach. This range is bordered with very high mangroves trees and the sand covered by places with black leaves. When we arrived, the sun was nearly below the horizon, we had to quickly find elements of composition (while avoiding being bitten by a group of horseflies :-). Rémire-montjoly (French Guiana) on November 20, 2008, road of the beaches to the mouth of the river Mahury.
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Canon EF 17-40 f/4 L (21mm@f/14) | ISO 50 | 30 sec. | Singh-Ray reversed GND3 filter | Lee ND6 filter | Lee ∅105mm Polarizer filter | PP in Aperture/CS4: cleaning, contrast, saturation, sharpening (maybe a way too much :-).This is not a composite nor a HDR image.
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Explore #1, thank you !
This is inspired by Tom Hussey's series of poignant images of older people looking at reflections of their younger selves. This is me looking at my 11-year-old self. The original was black and white, so I colourised it in Photoshop. I tried a version of this a couple of years ago but I'm happier with how this one turned out. And, no, it's not the same hoodie!