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probably the most complex composite i have done so far but i did enjoy it !

 

made from a tut discussed at It's a addicition

 

I used the images credited in the tut where possible other s were from Sxc

and the room by Joe's sistah www.flickr.com/photos/27805557@N08/sets/72157621763107414/

Composite Nightscene Melbourne opposite Flinders St Station using SmartPhotoEditor

Composite of 3 shots while practicing flash out at Mariner Park

composite of granddaughter

I couldn't get the adult owl and the kids to all look at me at the same time so I tried my hand at combining an image with the adult looking straight ahead and the owlets looking straight ahead. With a simple layer mask in Photoshop I was surprised at how easy it was to do. I feel a little torn about it from an artistic and ethical standpoint. The Audobon Society took a strong stand against composite images recently - www.audubonmagazine.org/articles/living/blurred-lines-aud.... I'd welcome anyone's input on the issue or the image. The original is at www.flickr.com/photos/craiggoodwin2/14359572112/.

Tinkergail

 

I used the rubyblossum's background flic.kr/p/6J8rJC. Thank you rubyblossum

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the Grand Lodge of Maryland Masonic Temple

 

second permanent headquarters of the Maryland Freemasons, 1866-1996

 

also known as: Grand Historic Venue, Tremont Suites Hotel & Embassy Suites Baltimore Downtown

  

architectural style: French & Italian Renaissance, Beaux-Arts

 

architect: Edmund G. Lind

Joseph Evans Sperry, Beaux Arts sixth story, attic & elaborate entryway

 

cornerstone laid: November 20, 1866, President Andrew Johnson was among the attendees

  

Grand Historic Venue

225 North Charles Street

Baltimore, MD

  

.. you might lose!

 

My first try at a composite shot, with my friend Alex as a willing model(s).

A composite image blending three photographs of a rainbow, lake view and a sunset. All original photography. All taken around the Lehigh Valley in Pennsylvania

 

Canvas, metal, posters and home decor available at:

jason-fink.pixels.com/featured/natural-composites-jason-f...

 

Original background by James Wheeler and used under Creative Commons license.

 

Nothing really complicated here, just a simple composite. Pretty happy with how it turned out tho.

This is a composite consisting of 3 images. The first one is the burned out shack which I shot several months ago in town and the next 2 (the ghost and the skeleton) were taken last week from one of my neighbor's lawn decorations.

 

I simply relocated the ghost and skeleton to the shack. I found the shack to be much more interesting and haunting than my neighbor's house. Happy Halloween!

 

17x composite images

Using a Samyang 7.5 mm Fisheye MFT lens

OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA

Composite,this is the same bird,taken in shaded light.

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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.

Funny place to meet a baby hippo!

Taken using live composite in Olympus EM1.

takes 1 picture each second and blends them together.

This was 45 x 1 sec images

Sitting on our book of love (an actual folded book with our initials I made hubby for Valentines day 2015) contemplating on what good things 2016 might bring us...

Anything but the sky (www.deviantart.com/browse/all/resources/?q=sunset is made of my own photos.

50 image composite from moving bullet train

Having a go at compositing

I'm obsessed with these hair flip composites. I went a more traditional route this time, just combining multiple exposures onto one body to create an insane amount of hair.

 

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Fireworks Composite

Please View Large On Black

 

A composite of several exposures from the fireworks show tonight in my town.

 

(I hope no one in the PAD group minds I am sending this in today, not as a second photo of the day just adding it to the pool because I like it a bit better than my first one. In any case hope everyone in the US had a great 4th. Thanks for looking)

 

7/6/2009 -- after looking at this on my son's monitor I realized that my monitor was crunching blacks and that there were visible boxes where my layers intersected on the image.... I gotta get a new monitor for my photography processing machine.... I replaced the image with one that minimized that effect, still a bit I can see junk in the shadow detail on his I don't like but it's better than it was.

First attempt at composite shot; I know these tend to split opinions...

After my original composite a good friend at my camera club suggested I make some little changes and he is definitely right, it works better than the original! Still only playing around with composites so this isn't a good one by any means but still fun to play around with it.

...my first attempt at a whimsical composite.....

A composite of 4 photos of one great tit landing. Taken at 12fps so this sequence represents about 1/3 second of flight.

Three separate images blended together... a sort of do it yourself landscape.

 

All three were within five miles of each other, the sky ( Eastbourne) , hills ( Seaford) and lastly the tree was photographed at Wilmington, East Sussex. - UK

 

please press 'L' as better on black.

coming soon "One woman show"!! HSS

constructed image; my 20.000th Flickr posting!!

Just trying some composite crap, first stab at it and did it very hacklike as you can see.

Model Taken from one of these series

www.flickr.com/photos/stikman/2181947271/

 

And sky from this;

www.flickr.com/photos/stikman/2145617326/

2 kicker bare strobes and one main light (octa).

  

Here is a new composite with a different color scheme. I'm trying different layouts and compositions.

 

A special thanks to Samantha who allowed me to use her silhouette in this piece. You can see her wonderful self-portraits and other work on her Flickr stream. Thanks Samantha!

 

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Another one of my random, infrequent series of quizes for you

 

What is this?

 

A couple of clues: It is a living organism, about 3 cm (1.2 inches) across; on the left it is as it appears when dry; on right it has been emersed in water

 

Answer in tomorrow's edition

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