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Female "Common Blue" that is. First of all, as it says in the title this is a composite photo.. Although I got several open winged shots of male blues, the females in my garden seemed more skittish and there were less of them. Finally one landed on the ground in a patch of longish grass, near where I was standing. Its wings were fully open but unfortunately one of them was obscured by a thick grass stem. and even with a few different angles I was unable to get a completely clear shot before it took of. So what you see above is a cut and stitch job using just one half of the original photo.
Below is my photo of a male common lue for comparison. Male and female are quite different in looks seen from above.
I tried my hand at making composite photos tonight, but it was harder than I thought. What I realized, though, is that {wait for it!} I really need to stop beating myself up about it.
Someone has been making beautiful composite color copes and stitching them together on Mission Street, on some wood cladding outside of an empty restaurant. This is a composite photo of a composite photo - dude, it's meta!
Composite Moon. Zoom for detail!
(Disclaimer: not a single image)
This compositing technique involved shooting multiple panels of the 1st quarter Moon and stacking the best frames and then stitching them together as a mosaic Then blending this with a full Moon (darkened) to replicate the shadowed side. A separate sky exposure is then added for some drama. Again, not a 'real' single image but rather a blend of a few different ones.
C11 XLT, Altair 385c and Canon EOS RP.
Composite Photography : Shutter Speed 1/60s F/11 ISO 100 Focal Length 105mm
Camera Nikon D7500 Flash Used Bounced Edited in Camera Raw
Cline River Photography, Photo by Edwina Podemski.
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Composite show of snowboarder comming down the ramp
From the 2011 Relentless Freeze Festival at Battersea power station.
Textures Only ~ Competition #157
Source image with thanks to Jurvetson
Textures from RubyBlossom
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Open book by Playing with Brushes
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Model : Janna Prosvirina www.kuoma.deviantart.com
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Digital composite using original photography and hand-drawn lettering (2002). Samples from an old Olympia typewriter appear backwards as well. i had thought about making my own dirty typewrite font from that sample, but... hmm I should still do that!
The musician pictured is the alto saxophonist John Jenkins, who I photographed in the early 90's. Here he's meant to be iconic, a laid-back jazz reference amid a rough and disoriented background.
There was a lot of lightning last night. All I had to do was point and shoot. This is a composite of 3 pics, not particularly clean.
My first attempt at merging photos using layers. A composite of 3 photos, bridge +clouds+raindrops. Any feedback on the technical aspects welcomed :-)
The base image was taken on the Dynamic Busan! Photowalk last April.
Composite image from 4 pictures. This worm is pretty big.
Deropristis from the intestine of an Atlantic sturgeon. Probably one of the coolest parasites I've ever found in a fish. The anterior region is enlarged and armed with a wicked array of spines, and there is a little mound of spines on the dorsal surface as well. It looks a little bit like a cobra.
Morocco. Volubilis.
House of Columns.
The composite order is a mixed order, combining the volutes of the Ionic order capital with the acanthus leaves of the Corinthian order.
Cline River Photography, Photo by Edwina Podemski.
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