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Learning from my last attempt at this, I realized have either a slope or shooting from above would work better than ground level. This time I chose a Slope.
A composite of four images. I used mapping to create the impression that the dragon is holding the Earth
Comments or critiques welcome.
Okay so I'm completely in love with the idea of conceptual composites. I must have spent hours trawling through photographers' work looking at their photos and wishing I could do the same. A few months ago I attempted an "angel" composite and had great feedback. I've never been taught how to composite properly so I've kinda just taught myself and I probably do everything wrong and backwards but hey, here's a photo of my boyfriend and some birds.
Photo Composite Project for my work "The Walk In The Park " (2020)
For this work i used some photos of mine about an ancient Portuguese tile taken in Sintra, a modern wooden fruit basket viewed from above, my cuisine clock, an unfocused television command, a macro detail of a lamp.
All elements were transformed in color, by digital painting, by deformation, by geometric cuts and using outline techniques. In the final art collage, color changing and layering.
Trying my hand at a composite self portrait for my social media profile. Kind of leaning to the colour version more than the b/w one
We stopped off at Fountains Abbey on the way to Northumberland. I took this picture during the day but thought it would look much better under the Milky Way, so created this composite. Credit for the the Milky Way image: Kyle Goetsch on Unsplash.
Today's my first day of a two week vacation so I thought I'd celebrate by taking a photo.
Even though it was a gorgeous day outside I ended up not taking advantage of it for some reason. It was a lot of fun anyway.
Composite of 1950 Chevrolet photo'd at the Back to the Fifties car show, AI generated woman added and edited in BeFunky
The trees in the sunset came first, but the upper sky and foreground needed help. From similar pictures I took that day I added the water and clouds. Then came the birds, and after I played around with the color and contrast. This is the result.
Please visit my Kreative People group: Highlight Gallery
... a very unusual comet, at that.
Composite photo showing how Comet 17P/Holmes has expanded and moved relative to the stars in the past week.
Individual images taken on November 1, 4, and 7, respectively.
I took the osprey photo on August 9, 2014 with a plain gray sky so I found and old moon/sky shot and made a composite just for fun.
Explored 8/9/2014. #55
Composite of 4 or 5 images taken on a walk this morning - there was glorious dew on the grass!
"It takes a lot of courage to show your dreams to someone else."
Erma Bombeck
Day 258 of my photo a day 365 project
Sticking with a composite again today. Five images used in this one. The sky is from Cathkin Marsh, the background building is Longleat House, the archway is the link building at Glasgow City Chambers, the figure is from the V&A Dundee and is of the display of one of Natalie Portman's dresses from Start Wars: The Phantom Menace and the skull is a halloween decoration.
Composite image created from 10 separate original images, taken in the waterlilly House and Prince of Wales Conservatory,Kew Gardens UK
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digital composite photoshop
i liked doing the composite superman alot, and i just wanted to see what a composite supergirl would look like. she's not an offical character in the dc universe...yet
left's based on classic supergirl and classic batwomen, and right is based on the modern versions
should i do more composite heroes? which ones should i do next?
Another composite from the Sea Holly (Eryngium agavifolium) in our Staffordshire garden. This time a little tighter-in and with faster shutter speeds.
As usual, there is the day-to-day variation in what visits. Today there are flies (hovers, tachinids and others), social wasps and bees, solitary bees and a few mirid bugs. This is getting addictive!
Composite of two real photos.
Looks strange, but then I used to pull my boat (which was similar to this one) with a 1964 Chrysler New Yorker. Not everybody had pickups back then.
Having battled with Photoshop Elements I have now found out how to make composite pictures! Here is the Before and After pair of shots showing my repair work. The front board was detached from the book block and the rear board held on with some sticky fabric tape. Gummed brown paper had also been used to stop pages falling out! Yuck.
Firstly I had to the previous repair work.
The book was missing half the first end paper so I scanned the end paper on the rear cover to try to make a replacement at the front. Trying to get the exact colour to print I found impossible.
I used some new book cloth to join the two boards together and the original spine book cloth was glued back on at the very last thing.
The front section was coming adrift so I over-sewed it onto the 2nd section after repairing some paper tears. The original tapes had broken so put new mull and a hollow onto the spin. Japanese paper was used as a "hinge" front and back due to the broken end papers. I used acrylic paint to mask the old repairs and the hinges.
All in all I am pretty pleased with the result. The book was missing pages i to iv but due to COVID I couldn't go to the British Library to scan the appropriate pages of their copy.