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This is a simple composite that I done, I'm not too proud of it although it is one for the first that I done.
Eva-Last, Infinity, Swiss Oak, Capped Bamboo Composite Decking, VistaClad, Infinity, Swiss Oak, Composite Cladding.
I've been taking photos of street scenes lately, attempting to stitch them together... This is a view from yesterday, an area close to my office, looking south down Peachtree Street. (Larger view is a little more interesting if you're interested in Peachtree Street.)
For Our Daily Topic - Wheels
Homework assignment for Anne Edgar's photoshop course - also through the Cambridge Library and Gallery. Top - left is a simple cropped shot; bottom left - spun on an Ikea lazy susan to suggest the turning of a pottery wheel; right - multiple exposures of the vase moved slightly as to overlap, then adjusted, rotated and cropped. All three shots done in a photo box. BTW - there is no Grand River Pottery that I know of - I made it up. www.anneedgarphoto.com/
simon bingham executes a 360 ollie over a sofa - work in progress WIP photo sequential composite skateboard sk8
if you read the embedded notes, they flow with the skater, right to left in order
Film compositing breakdown. For more information please see thoughtsnotthoughts.blogspot.com/2010/10/subject-composit...
Another popular Ludlow 2 Solidor composite door in French grey with a bespoke sandblasted top light. London etched door glass with brushed aluminium doctor knocker, door pull and finger pull handle. Installed in Carlton, Nottingham. For a free quotation call us on 01158 660066 visit www.thenottinghamwindwcompany.co.uk or pop into our West Bridgford showroom. #Nottingham #Bespoke #SOTM #Ludlow #Ideas #Home #Solidor #Carlton
A composite that I created to be a contextual image for an ePress Release that I wrote, announcing launch of new ionizer model.
Week 6 of the Challenge was to do an artistic interpretation of 'candy'. We don't generally have much candy in the house, but what we do have is fruit snacks. My wife's favorite. We also have plenty of what Marge Simpson refers to as 'nature's candy': fruit. So it didn't take much inspiration to get me thinking of a way to combine fruit and fruit snack into a photo for this challenge. With a little help from Photoshop, I've done a composite of three images: a still life of real fruit, and individual shots of an apple and lemon fruit snack. Combined together we have this image. If only they made fruit snacks that size... mmm...
Testing out my new 30 degree grid for my speedotron beauty dish. Composite image.
Lighting setup shot:
www.flickr.com/photos/powersimagery/4528942475/
Lighting Diagram:
www.flickr.com/photos/powersimagery/4528942457/
Strobist:
X1600 into 30degree grid on Speedotron dish cam right
7ft V Card cam left subjects back
This photograph is a part of a model composite I shot in April, 2006. A friend of mine called me the night before and asked me to shoot a friend of his. I had nothing to do the next day so I agreed. Unfortanetly, I was not prepared. I shot 8 entire rolls at one unprecedented location with no lighting, no backdrops, and virtually no prior experience, but I made the best of it and the model was very cooperative. We actually shot at a (recording) studio in Philly!!!
Plz comment, constructive criticism is appreciated...
This is the first 'proper' attempt that I have made at creating a composite image - background from about 18 months ago, foreground (me) from last weekend. Its a pretty rough and ready edit, but I'm quite happy. Hopefully I will be able to refine the results in the near future.
I think the trick is picking a matching background in lighting fashion, this may be a bit dark . . .
Reloaded with third attempt
This is a composite of meteor images captured during the Perseid maximum in the morning of the 12th of August 2016. In all I could capture 39 meteors on 220 images made between 2:50 and 5:06 CEST. However, this composite contains 29 meteors of which 27 are Perseids. Each image was taken with a Canon EOS 1000Da + 8 mm Rokinon lens; 30 seconds at ISO 1600. This lens gives me a diagonal view of 167 degree.