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This image utilizes 4 different images.
1. the car itself
2. the background (road and mountains)
3. Clouds
4. Light leak overlay
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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.
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/
These composite wood decking boards will create a unique style and individual look to your garden or any commercial project.
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Supply and installation in Edinburgh, Glasgow, London.
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I did a face study for my final project.
Thirty-two portraits are here in this one photograph.
A movie accompanied my project and the composite was a way to portray the same idea (of faces morphing into one another) in print.
My very first Multiple Composite.
Used 5 different images to create one Multiple Composite.
Just playing around with ideas, not too satisfied with the outcome, as it is lacking creativity.
The Basilica Cistern (Turkish: Yerebatan Sarayı – "Sunken Palace", or Yerebatan Sarnıcı – "Sunken Cistern"), is the largest of several hundred ancient cisterns that lie beneath the city of Istanbul (that is formerly Constantinople), Turkey. The cistern, located 500 feet (150 m) southwest of the Hagia Sophia on the historical peninsula of Sarayburnu, was built in the 6th century during the reign of Byzantine Emperor Justinian I.
My first try on a composite: Any help is very welcome. This is a further worked on version of v1.
Oh, and take a look at phlearn. A really great resource on learning photoshop.
Strobist info (Model was shot on a grey background and flipped in PP to match the light in the BG-- Woods was a non-strobist snap-away awailable light):
- Main light: Elinchrom Style 1200S at 106Ws in an Stripbox
- Fill light: Canon 580EX-II at 1/2 power and a 1/4 CTO in a reflective umbrella
- Rim light: Canon 580ex-II at 1/16 power and 1/2 CTO
All triggered by Elinchrom Skyports
Also see the according setupshot.
Dress by Irene Luft.
Makeup by Anja El Sawaf.
An idea I came up with while trying to imitate MC Escher's work this past month. The forest scene is composited, but I think I have some future ideas of how to do this without all that work :-)
The advantage of composites is that the fibres can be place in the ideal direction to carry the loads. This, combined with their inherent light weight, results in dramatic weight saving possibilities. Another benefit of using composite materials in design is that complex shape parts can often be made in a single moulding, reducing the need for assembly and mechanical fastening operations.
For more information www.twi.co.uk/technologies/material-properties/non-metall...
If you wish to use this image each use should be accompanied by the credit line and notice, "Courtesy of TWI Ltd".
school project
strobist info:
sb800 boomed and snooted overhead at half power
580ex gelled w/ soft amber behind chair at 1/64th
characters:
sb800 and 580 ex bounced off hallway walls
My last composite. Still working out the kinks with creating enough contrast between the background and the hair. Also my first use of a fan! shot with large softbox directly in front and above with two x800 lights for rim with bar doors and frosted gells to soften the light.
The Velocity XL is tucked away into its hangar after another successful morning of flying.
Millin's 12-year adventure to construct the aircraft resulted in building an addition onto his home before the aircraft was transported to the airport.
The end result of countless hours of construction is a composite aircraft that is truly appealing both in terms of performance and appearance.
Composite of the Annular Eclipse from Page, AZ. The shot at the Lower Right, shows the top of the ridgeline, on the western horizon.
Category: Risk
I didn't have to look far for inspiration for this shot. I see people doing this all the time.
This is a composite of a few shots. One of me in my driveway looking at the phone, another on a road and a screenshot overlay of the message I was sending my honey :-)
Composite,with a slight texture added to cover a minor imperfection.One bird was added to the other image.
Experimenting using Nik Collection in Affinity Photo, based on advice from Simon Foster's course "Nik Collection: Creative Recipes"
This photo is an imaginary composite showing my boat Teal in Blasket Sound, with a new sky too!
Note: This image was shown in the Seven State juried show at Photo Midwest.
What's in a photograph? Lots of things. See this. And this. I began with a landscape. A commenter suggested cropping it down to the red barn on white, which I did, although framing it somewhat differently. While processing the cropped photo, I realized there were many different ways to process the file, which led to this. (Also, I was trying to find a way to turn the severely cropped image into a file big enough to print.)
There's no one way to see something photographically. In addition to decisions made at the time of exposure, countless decisions made in processing affect the final outcome. Just a few are pictured here. A photograph of something is different from the thing itself. Every photograph is a work of imagination.