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Went to Aberystwyth yesterday. It was warm and sunny in town, so much so we sat outside to have lunch. Down on the beach, it was another story.
I'd like to say that's why I had my camera set up wrong. It wasn't. I was just being a dick. As for these shots resulting in my first try at compositing... Mark had his eyes closed in 50% of them and the dogs had their arseholes pointed at the camera for most of the rest. This is the combination of three separate images to come up with one half decent one.
We won't talk about the level of noise from my camera being set to ISO 100 in such overcast conditions. Maybe I'll reframe less between shots next time too.
Composite image made from 84 photographs of the mosaic taken across the site at the former County Hospital.
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An offset Solidor composite French door in Rosewood with autumn glass and an 1800 mm stainless steel handle. Installed in Nuthall, Nottingham. For a free quotation call us on 01158 660066 www.thenottinghamwindowcompany.co.uk or pop into our West Bridgford showroom. #Nottingham #Composite #Nuthall #FrenchDoor #Solidor #Modern
Composite shot of the old riverside wharves - now gentrified into a pedestrian way, with the old buildings converted to flats - of Gainsborough, Lincolnshire. These views are actually taken from the other side of the River Trent to the Town, so are actually taken of Lincolnshire, but from Nottinghamshire. Much of the old waterfront dates back 200 years and more, and is evidence of more prosperous times, when the Town was one of the busiest inland ports in England.
Camera: Nikon F5
Lens: Nikkor 28-80mm Zoom
Film: Ilford HP5+ Developed in D-76
Epson V600 scan
This composite image of the Waxing Moon was taken with my Canon 6D camera. The Moon and stars were photographed with a GSO 150/750 reflector, and the clouds were photographed with a Samyang 135mm f/2.0 lens.
Processed in Adobe Photoshop.
Using Photoshop I was able to add Alexander and his dad to several train photos. Alexander is a huge fan of trains so this was a fund project
Yellow Composite Flowers in a Composite Photo
This is Neighya's Orange #53
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yes, its a little (a lot) "cut-and-paste-y" but it was interesting to work through the difficulties of doing composite and green screen photography (matching lighting, perspective, shadows, blending edges, etc.) and I'm ready to go learn more so the next one is even better. Here are the original photos.
So just to get something posted, once I combined the photos (select>>color range on the green screen), I applied a lot of different layers to minimize the most glaring problem, the mismatched lighting. I tried to pull over the shadows from the greenscreen images but that was leaving too many other artifects of the green (and again, I wasn't trying to spend too much time, just a quick attempt). There are obviously other issues, the next most glaring one that I think I'll need to learn is to blend the edges into each other.
The green screen is thanks to Alan and Terrance at the latest garage shoot for the Seattle Flickr Group. About 30-40 photographers with over 10 different set ups including green screen, 3 different motorsycles and a lot of models.
Painting with flash in the studio. This is a composite of 6 images.
Strobist: Ambient - large softbox to camera right. various painting with snoot. Norman D24 pack.
Supergirl Cosplay Composite
Model: Megan B
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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.
The Milano solidor composite door in anthracite grey with matching frame, satin glass and a 1800mm stainless-steel handle. Installed in Gamston, Nottingham. For a free quotation call us on 01158 660066 www.thenottinghamwindowcompany.co.uk or pop into our West Bridgford showroom. #Solidor #Composite #Gamston #Anthracite #nottingham #home
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.)
Two originals from Library of Congress; composited, repaired, and colorized. Since the originals are in the mirror-reverse like all of those early daguerreotypes, I decided to leave the restoration that way also. While working on this image, it occurred to me that the two originals were not intended as an end in themselves but made to serve as a portrait artist’s reference for a painting. An artist’s studio sitting would have required far too much time for the subjects. The early daguerreotypes were a hastle; however, they were often used by artists to project a much larger first impression on canvas. Color was also in the artist’s professional advantage in going this route. I have never seen any such painting of the Lincolns that were taken from these originals. Maybe the project never materialized. Perhaps this is why the their arms fit together so well; it was part of someone’s clever plan way back there in time past.
A re-imagining of Dali's 'Christ of St John of the Cross'
A composite of 3 images taken at Alnmouth and Amble
Flickr Exquisite Corpse (info) by charlesmchen.
This collage uses Hiking up to Brown Willy, Cornwall from felinebird (Under Attribution License) and www.flickr.com/photos/avriette/133328457/ from avriette (Under Attribution-NonCommercial License).
A composited image comprising a photo of my desk and the sword model featured elsewhere in my gallery.
As usual, Cinema 4D Studio R12
A Painswick Flint Beeston Solidor Composite Door accompanied by a R7 Residence Collection flush casement window. Installed in Ruddington, Nottingham. For a free quotation call us on 01158 660066 www.thenottinghamwindowcompany.co.uk or pop into our West Bridgford showroom. #R7 #Residence #Solidor #Composite #Beeston #Painswick #Flush #Casement #Ruddington #Nottingham
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/