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Composite students gather for an end of the year kayak

The ends were designed to have a classic arts & crafts look with three narrow strips.

Huascaran National Park

Ummm... 7 of me..... could it be a good thing or a bad thing

Kay now, whose nose does this remind you of?

A 4 picture composite of my cousin will jumping the wake on hiss friend's kneeboard. The sunset colour is great.

These two photos blended together--85% of the left one and 15% of the right one.

 

I stumbled on this by accident when I was aligning the two photos so I could crop them the same in The GIMP.

Composite students gather for an end of the year kayak

Composite of three photos of a columbine I found in my backyard. Photos taken June 3, 2009.

Composites personal projects

Composite figure of late medieval fragments, set amidst pieces of seventeenth century enamelled glass.

 

The windows at Yarnton mostly contain fascinating 16th/17th century roundels and salvaged fragments of medieval stained glass (mostly collected from elsewhere and little else in situ, except for the 1611 glass in the Spencer chapel).

 

The glass was formerly in the collection of Alderman Fletcher, until he presented the bulk of it to this church (a few other pieces apparently went to Begbroke). It was installed in here around c1815.

Composites personal projects

I composited in floating leaves in a swimming pool for the sky here.

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This is a composite of several different shots. Going for grundge with an artsy look and feel.

First attempt at a composite ...

Etherial composite of a young child giving a weeping girl a flower

composited image made from a single image of a handgun (unknown make & model, labelled simply "My gun!!"). low-resolution source image glitched at the beginning of the composition process, and after the composite was constructed.

Geeta Chandran (Delhi) - Bharatnatyam - 20 October 2010 (Wednesday)

 

Geeta Chandran has been trained by eminent Bharatanatyam gurus, including Smt Swarna Saraswathy and Guru KN Dakshinamurthi Pillai. She has ably synthesized her eclectic training to present unique dance presentations in which she skilfully weaves abstract notions of joy, beauty, values, aspiration, myth and spirituality. Celebrated for her composite understanding of Bharatanatyam, Geeta is also an accomplished Carnatic vocalist. She is known for her work in television, film and theatre as also in dance education, activism and journalism. She is the founder-president of Natya Vriksha where she teaches and promotes Bharatanatyam. She is also the artistic director of the Natya Vriksha Dance Company, which has travelled all over the world with its superb dance presentations. Geeta has received many prestigious awards and fellowships, including the Padma Shri.

 

Presentation

 

In Revision, her presentation for the evening, Geeta Chandran and her Natya Vriksha Dance Company present a selection of classical numbers from the Bharatanatyam repertoire. It is suffused with the dancer’s focus on choreographic processes of intent, content and context. The intent is to celebrate the pristine classicism of Bharatanatyam. Through her Thanjavur bani, Geeta uses the adavu as the basis of her revision. This basic unit of Bharatanatyam is cast and recast in prismatic formations. The content remains the classical. The traditional Mallari, Alarippu, Padam and Tillana form the basis of Geeta’s revision. The context is what’s been altered. Since a solo dance is transformed into a group experience, the inter-body connections create new contexts for movement. There is also the context of the space in which the pieces are being performed. The grandeur of the dance has been re-contextualized for the Purana Qila monument.

Composites personal projects

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I've been at Photocamp in Bradford today and learnt some new tricks so wanted to put them to some use. The origional of this photo was not something I would have put on Flickr but there was something about it I liked. Following the talk from Miss Aniela, I wanted to try some compositing and a couple of other tricks she talked about. She was very generous in her advice and is a true flickr superstar (if for some reason you've been living on another planet and not seen her photos, check her stream out!)

 

One of the first photos I took after my switch to Nikon.

The final layout for my composite drawing assignment. I was supposed to give as true a sense of the architecture through a hierarchical presentation of drawings and show how the drawings correlate to one another.

100" 1080P Front Projection w/ 7.2 HD Audio

 

Onkyo 709 / Sony BDP-S780 / Comcast HD DVR / Roku2 XS streaming player

 

Cntr - Polk Audio Monitor CS2 Series II - Replaced with Polk CSi A6

L / R- Polk Audio Monitor 70 Series II - Replaced with Polk RTi 10

SUB - Cadence CSX15s

 

(3) Marantz MA 500 amps driving the L/C/R speakers

Belkin PF60 Power center

 

Composite students gather for an end of the year kayak

This is a CS2 composite of a flower at my hotel and the Al Fatah Mosque in Manama, Bahrain.

 

20070520 - 20 - Flowers and Grand Mosque blend - Manama, Bahrain

photo composite of eve

 

photo credit for snake pieces: robferblue

Composite of my own images

Composites personal projects

composited from 4 (or 5) images

 

© laura kicey

These Pics are composites and will be updated.... I'm playing with composites to see if i am capable of making reasonable results, to make a believable composite is much harder to do than i first thought.......I have a lot of respect for people who can do this well.....

Students work on kayak plugs

horseparts practice space

from the archives

Composite of images of the active galaxy Messier 82 from the three Great Observatories: Hubble Space Telescope, Chandra X-Ray Observatory, and Spitzer Space Telescope. X-ray data recorded by Chandra appears here in blue, infrared light recorded by Spitzer appears in red. Hubble?s observation of hydrogen emission appears in orange. Hubble?s bluest observation appears in yellow-green.

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