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A shirtless regular looking guy showers after running in the 2017 Marine Corps Mud Run.
The top photo had a garbage can at the bottom that blocked the shorts and the botton photo had the subject's head bent forward, eyes closed and face out of focus. Both photos were throw away shots but some creative editing and complete lack of effort to hide it lead to this composition.
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In this picture I used the Ripple effect for the first time and combined various elements to make this composite. For the subject i used a 2 light approach …..lit from the front with a beauty dish and then behind with a single strobe.
Here is one I have been wanting to do for some time.
It was inspried by a photo from a Flickr friend (thanks Randy Mick).
Camera: Nikon D90 with 35mm lens.
Strobists: Lighting: One Yongnuo 460ii with white umbrella from left.
HDR composite from a single RAW, HDR for background and then painted in the bride and blended with the main image... which is why their is a little bit of ghosting. She was a bit too far out of frame for a strobist shot like the others from this wedding to get the framing I wanted so opted to "fix it in post" know that HDR would bring out the sky.
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Each image of Caressa was shot separately with the Alien Bees large Octo Box and Einstein then stuck together in Photoshop.
Model: Caressa Jay, Mayhem #1613779
A composite shot I worked on for an online competition. They provided the RAW file of a Lamborghini shot in a bull fighting stadium and we could do anything we wanted to it. I ended up with this Sin City stylecomposite.
Original shot by Thomas van Rooij Photography
practised some compositing in Photoshop for the sake of trying something new and having fun with photo processing
A composite of 10–11 photos taken with the ISCO–Göttingen Kiptar 45mm ƒ/1.6 projection lens.
Photo taken with this lens show heavy vignetting in the corners, yet in the short direction a lot of the swirl gets cropped out. So I figured, why don’t I take a bunch of photos of a subject and its surroundings, and switch them all together to produce a much larger image circle with square proportions?
Composite of the Perseid meteors over Catalonia, during about one hour in the early morning of 12 August 2016. The image of the bright meteor at the right was taken as background for the others. Each shot was taken at ISO 1000, f/1.4, 13 seconds, Fujifilm X-T1 with XF 16mm F1.4.
The assignment for class was to create a life size composite self portrait printed on inkjet paper. Mine didn't turn out life sized, but I have a cat in my portrait so it is okay that I'm small! Each picture needed to be taken with a low res camera. I used the mirror option on my iPhone.
More on Insidious Tomatoes".
Strobist: (Skater) Quadra "A" head in 7" reflector, camera right, f/16.
(Objects) Quadra "A" head in the Portalight, camera left, f/16
Triggered by Skyport.
PP in LR5/CC
" Deciphering trial outcomes can be a tricky business. As if many measures aren't hard enough to make sense of on their own, they are often combined in a complex maneuver called a composite endpoint (CEP) or composite outcome. The composite is treated as a single outcome. And journalists often phrase these outcomes in ways that give the impression that each of the separate components has improved."
Read: Let's Play Outcome Mash-up - A Clinical Trial Shortcut Classic!, Statistically funny, February 8, 2015, by author and cartoonist Hilda Bastian.
week #39
And another movie themed photoshoot for this week! This time no more blood or vampires. We went for a action photoshoot. Christine got in touch in May asking if I was open for a creative photoshoot. I'm always open to do creative photoshoot!
So we worked on several concepts and all were movie related.
We meet up for a coffee and discussed the concepts more in depth. We were thinking about starting with another concept but we things didn't go as we planned so we decided to go with the action movie photoshoot.
The goal was to get close to action movies starring female actress like "Wanted" or "Colombiana". Christine managed to find 2 bikes and guns replicas (thanks to her friends) and we scouted for location. We wanted something not too "public" because of the guns. Even if we used replicas, we didn't want to have any trouble.
After we found the location, we had to find the accessories, the outfits and props. We went to a first shop were we found the perfect outfit...but they were only selling stuff and we wanted to rent it. As the budget wasn't unlimited, we went to another place.
The best place ever. We found anyone we wanted and the price for renting was more than reasonable and fitted the budget.
Christine picked me up after work and we went to the location we scouted to meet the guys and start shooting. Unfortunately, we didn't notice the first time we went there that it was a private property with security cameras...
So we had to find another spot! We found another place not too far from our first spot and we started to shoot.
The guys were ok to play the bad guys so it was just perfect! The shoot went well and some people take us in pictures. Lol. They probably thought we were shooting something big.
We had some fun time and some good shots.
I went with another poster for this week with a composite. We didn’t had the budget to make a real explosion (Lol) so I took an explosion picture found on the net, and the picture of city is one of mine.
Have a nice week!
And yeah, I went crazy on the editing...
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Et c'est encore un autre photoshoot axé sur le cinéma pour cette semaine! Là, pas de sang ni de vampires. On est partis sur l'idée d'un photoshoot d'action.
Christine m.a contacté au mois de mai en me demandant si je serai OK pour faire un photoshoot créatif. Je suis toujours partant pour des photoshoot créatifs!
Nous avons donc réfléchi sur plusieurs concepts et ils avaient tous une trame cinématographique.
On s'est rencontrés pour un café afin de discuter plus en profondeur des différents concepts. On pensait commencer avec un autre concept mais les choses ne se sont pas exactement passées comme prévues alors on est parti sur le concept de film d'action.
Le but était de se rapprocher des films d'action mettant en vedette des actrices comme "Wanted" ou Colombiana. Christine a réussi à trouver 2 motos et des répliques d'Armes (grâce à ses amis) et nous sommes partis à la recherche d'un endroit pour shooter. On cherchait quelque chose d'un peu caché à cause des armes. Même si on a utilisé des répliques, on n'avait pas envie d'avoir des problèmes...
Après avoir trouvé le lieu il fallait trouver les accessoires, les vêtements et autres. On est allé dans un premier magasin où nous avons trouvé la tenue parfaite...mais ils ne faisaient pas de location. Vu que le budget n'était pas illimité, nous devions trouver un autre endroit. Et on a trouvé l'endroit parfait. Une vraie cabane d'Ali Baba avec des prix plus que raisonnables et qui rentraient dans le budget.
Le jour du shoot, Christine m'a récupéré après le boulot et nous sommes partis vers le lieu que nous avions repéré où nous avions rdv avec les amis qui apportaient les motos et les armes factices. Malheureusement, on n’avait pas remarqué la première fois que c'était une propriété privée avec des caméras de surveillance...
Du coup il fallait trouver un autre spot! On a trouvé un autre lieu pas trop éloigné du premier et nous avons commencé à shooter.
Les amis de Christine (Solomon, Kira et David) étaient Ok pour jouer les méchants ce qui était parfait! Le shoot s'est déroulé sans encombre et il y a même eu des gens qui nous prenaient en photos. Ils devaient penser que l'on tournait un film ou que l'on faisait un photoshoot à gros budget. Lol
Je suis encore parti sur une affiche de film pour cette semaine avec un montage. On n’avait pas le budget pour faire une vraie explosion (lol) ce qui fait que j'ai pris une image d'explosion trouvée sur le net et une image de Montréal que j'avais prise.
Passez une bonne semaine!
Et oui je me suis encore bien lâché sur l'editing.
Model Christine T.
MUA Rio Roxanne
Strobist info
Key light: AB800 powered by Vagabond Mini @ 1/4 Power in a 43" Westcott Apollo Orb, camera right @ 4:00.
Fill light 430EXII @ 24mm, 1/2 Power in a 60x90 Phottix Softbox with grid, camera left @7:00
Rim light: 430EX @24mm 1/2 Power in a 60x90 Phottix Softbox with grid, behind model, camera left @11:00
Triggered by Pixel Pawn
Canon 5D MKII + TAMRON AF 28-75mm f/2.8 XR Di LD @32MM | F4 | 1/160 | Iso 50
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Composite images of the May 20, 2012 solar eclipse taken in Los Osos, CA. Images were taken every 20 minutes from 5:15 pm until 7:55 pm. with the maximum eclipse around 6:35 pm with 79.4% obscuration. Taken with a Singh-Ray Variable Neutral Density filter set at its maximum with ISO 100, shutter 1/4000 and f8.0. Focal length 200 mm on an APS-C sensor (Canon 7D).
This image utilizes 4 different images.
1. the car itself
2. the background (road and mountains)
3. Clouds
4. Light leak overlay
Composite composition of slice paintings, a simple wood frame work allows for a synthesis of the sliced views...
A composite of the transit of Mercury (11th November 2019). Imaged in white light with a Fuji X-T2 and 100-400 plus x1.4 converter. This gave a 35mm equivalent of 840mm focal length. The spacing between images is a little out due to those pesky clouds! It's also a shame that the Sun is so quiet at the moment - a few sunspots would have added further interest to the composite.
Seeking adventure, Flori and SQL run away and join the airforce - HSS
Thanks to Jim, his wonderful composites gave me the idea :o)
Composite created for the Down Under Challenge
With thanks to Cathy for
plus my background Queensland sunset.
Stars from free png
Are we alone? This question is as old as humankind itself. For millennia, people have turned their eyes to the stars and wondered if there are others like themselves out there. Does life, be it similar to our own or not, exist elsewhere in our Solar System? Our Galaxy? Until 1992, when the first exoplanet was confirmed, it was uncertain whether there were even any planets outside those in our own Solar System. Today we know of over 3850 planets around other stars and thousands of planet candidates. Do any of these planets have conditions that would support life? ...
Before we can determine if there are other planetary systems capable of supporting life, we must first find them.
science.nasa.gov/astrophysics/big-questions/