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Strobist (for model): Quadra "A" head in a white PLM in reflective mode, f/11. 2 B800s on the background in 7" reflectors, f/16. Triggered by Plus IIs.
PP in LR5/CC
This is the Niagara Mohawk #building, an art deco classic in #Syracuse. Built in 1932 it was the headquarters for the largest electric utility company at the time. This is a #composite of a couple different shots to get the look I was going for :]
With the gypsum empties in their later VAR path it was only a few minutes between them and the early-running Carlisle - Crewe engineers' trunk service so I decided to hang about.
A very short consist easily fitted into the plan I had for it and 66434 is seen in this composite picture made up of sections from 3 different images to keep everything in focus.
Kept me busy with PS for a couple of hours on a dull day.
Lunar Eclipe 3-3-07. A composite of shots taken tracking the changes in the moon as the eclipse took place.
This is the popular view used for Manhattanhenge shots of the sun setting west of 42nd Street. There's no sunset here, but I didn't go for that shot. I wanted a long exposure shot with light trails during the blue hour. I was surprised that the west bound light trails were very faint. I guess I was too high up to get enough of the tail lights shining into the camera.
More photos like this one are in my set
More Live Composite photos are in my set
More photos with the Rokinon 10mm are in my set
while checking out the new battery packs for my flashes I thought I would try out an idea I had for a composite image. My SB-900 is balancing on my forearm with a red gel, and a SB-600 with an Insignia softbox diffuser is to my left. Colors and flames corrected in Photoshop CC
The rough workflow of this image can be seen here:
This should have had one more bird but it slightly overlapped the grass and the camera kindly refocused on the grass not the gannet. I have no idea what it is carrying in it's beak, it took it from it's nest, flew round twice and brought it back again.
Part of a Set / Slideshow documenting Amanda Cotton's 2013 MDES [Master of Design] show at Brighton University.
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The artist uses her own body as part of her work. The composite materials combine more traditional ceramics and resins with - variously - hair, fingernails, urine, placenta, face debris - as well as referencing personal body weight and dimensions.
Amanda Elisabeth Cotton
www.amandacotton.co.uk/ [Official website]
www.etsy.com/shop/AmandaECotton [Shop]
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She was the first place winner of the adult costume contest (pre-fabricated division) at Stellar Con on Saturday, November 20, 2021.
She did a great job on her bald wig, horns, and make-up.
I added my own little "magic" touches by using the "Elemental Action" to kick her light-saber up a couple of notches, composite background (one of the darker-looking Star Wars worlds I found during an on-line search), and used a "Dutch tilt" (an artistic technique) to give the image a more unique look.
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composite ideas came from the original image of the baboon with it's hand hand covering it's eyes..A nightmare Lost and Hunted... Baboon photographed at Colchester Zoo Rework of an old image for Shift Art 12 days of xmas challenge
Cutting composites material on a #zundcutter. In this picture you see also the center winder for wrinkle-free material feeding.
Composite created by overlay of previous two backgrounds. Then used layers selections and styles for final image.... have a nice Earth Day
Two photos. One from Palos Verdes Beach taken during the summer of 2016, flipped and mirrored, and a log which was washed up on another beach at Bluff Cove on 06-11-17 composited on top, to meet the two other logs.