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Fireworks Composite
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.
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.
This is a simple composite photograph that I just High-passed the heron, then changed the background.
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.
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
Sorry I've been gone so long. Other things beckoned.
This is a composite of two shots I took within a few seconds of each other. I blended them to get what is to me a more satisfying exposure. This image is more like what I experienced. The two images below demonstrate the limitations of exposure with dramatic light differences.
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This is a composite image of a G.W.R. 800 passing a composite G.R.P. drain cover. with Cross Country Voyager blended in later.
This is a composite of a an antique clip-art Santa from an Archer Publishing book inside the floral design of a holiday pattern pressed glass dish.
Some practice. More on this here.
Strobist (Subject): 3 lights. 2x B800 on the background, f/16. Key is a B800 in a large octa, camera right, f/9. Triggered by PW Plus IIs.
Background is from Cong Abbey, Ireland.
PP in LR5/CC
Another one for the miscellany. I have a thing for white flowers and couldn't resist when I spotted these Gerbera Daisies in the spa the other day. Textures are mine, ttv by Nesster.
going thru old images.
re edits. and what not.
composite.
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A composite. More here.
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
Cline River Photography, Photo by Edwina Podemski.
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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.
Composite of some of the stages of the eclipse against an infrared version of the scene in front of us as we were shooting.
Composite using a frame mask, background layer, directional lighting as well as extra layers including footprints and scratches and dust.
Nikon D80 + 17-50 TAMRON F2.8 + sb-600 + sb-800 + d'autres trucs dont je ne sais pas le nom + photoshop CS3