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This composite beast Imdugud was the symbol of the god Ningirsu of Sumeria. The massive panel may well have come from the space above a temple doorway.
It was built-up on a bitumen-covered wooden core, to which sheets of copper alloy were pinned with nails.
Extensively restored.
Early Dynastic III period c.2500 BC.
The British Museum, London UK
This was shot for a photographer's group show featuring interpretations of Beatles songs. This was one of my first attempts at (what I consider at least) a major composite. It was a 4 light set up. All models and car were shot individually and composited into image. I used alien bee (ab800) strobes and pocket wizards(transceiver plus II) to trigger.
I have post that includes some behind the scenes stuff and a short video(kinda cheesy) of the Photoshop file coming together if you would like to check it out here .
1 large octobox straight on for fill.
1 78" octobox on left and slightly forward of model(s).
1 78" octobox on right and slightly forward of model(s).
1 medium softbox high and behind right shoulder of model(s) to represent sun.
Shot this with 3 lights. A speedlite on either side in small photoflex softboxes with grids and a shoot through umbrella for fill.
As always your comments are appreciated.
A composite of the moon 3 pics blended into one . It has turned out to look like a Death star. click on you should be able to zoom right in
I merged two photos for this. They are on the same branch at different times, so I flipped her around.
Note: It was a hectic weekend with company and two days of Celtfest, so I have been a little neglectful of Flickr friends,
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One dead tree in a field at Borrego Springs, CA, photographed in March 2017, and copied to populate this "forest".
A composite of a ballerina in practice. I added a photo of sand dunes as the backdrop and shadows and lighting for effect. Thought I would upload this while I am processing photos from my recent trip to Africa.
Canon 300mm f5.6L - moon, facing east (from my front garden), 1 sec @ f5.6, 100ASA.
Canon 15 mm fisheye - sky, facing west (from my back garden), 8 sec @f2.8, 100ASA.
No noise reduction at all, same colour balance both shots.
Both shot 28 August 2007 about 8.30 pm AEST, Weston, ACT, Australia.
This photo made it into Flickr Explore on 28 August 2007 to no. 420.
Composite image of the Transit of Mercury on November 11, 2019. First image (ingress) taken at 12:36 UT, followed by images taken every 5 minutes betwenn 12:40 and 14:50 UT.
At ingress, the altitude of the Sun was 20°. When looking at the images of Mercury, it's obvious that the seeing conditions did get worse during the sequence, due to the the Sun's declining altitude, and due to some interference of clouds towards the end of the sequence. Sun and Mercury were completely hidden by clouds at 15:00 UT (unfortunately, just about 20 minutes before the closest approach of the planet to the center of the solar disk), and both finally set at 15:30 UT, as seen from my location.
The individual images were taken with a Canon EOS 550D at ISO 100 trough a 90/1000mm Refractor telescope equipped with solar filter.
This images has been published by Universo Mágico on November 24, 2019.
Our composited wood decking and outdoor cladding great alternative to old style wood decking.
Composite decking, cladding and fences best option for your garden or commercial project.
Decking supply and installation in Edinburgh, Glasgow, London.
haven´t shot any cars lately, and this boredom kills me :)
made this composite of an old rigshot to make even....
3 vivitars, @ full power.
1camera left and 2 camera right.
iso 100
Uploaded for Sunday's theme Dreamland thread at The World Through My Eyes.
Great theme Sana!! Gave me a chance to recover this image from my archives :-)
This is a composite of three different photos. Before I learned the technical side of photography, I used to play with Photoshop in a more creative way.
This is one of several images I created, inspired by the song The Way You Dream by 1 Giant Leap.
Baby squirrels in my moms backyard. The littlest one stays right in front of the patio window where my mom can watch him. She's getting the biggest kick out of them. The dogs first barked and barked while watching them out the window but now they don't even pay any attention. What does my mom do? She feeds them birdseed and gives them water. Her pest control man said he was going to quit her because she's always feeding the birds and critters and that bring other critters. My mom has a good heart and can't bear to see them hungry or thirsty...especially in this heat.
Thanks to Gavin Hoey for this tutorial: www.youtube.com/watch?v=LrY78qEw68s
As soon as I saw it, I had to give it a try. This is my first attempt at the heart composite.
This is a composite of several images. Thanks to Annie for the model image tanit-isis-stock.deviantart.com/art/Tanit-Isis-Red-Corset...
Another composite, a bit heavier on the palette this time.
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