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This is a #composite of 3 different images: Sky and #sunset from #Florida, dunes from Bethany #beach and the #balloon from #balloonfest in #Syracuse. Combined them all in #photoshop and used #Lightroom for the final touches.
Ruckus Composites in Portland Central Eastside Industrial District is the leading carbon bicycle repair shop in the world. More coverage on BikePortland.
This piece is for a swap with nc27614. I found out that she also did flowers in the circles of her piece. It will be fun to see it once it is all completed.
October 2012
B&W Neopan 400 shot through 3 successive colour filters, red/green/blue and composited in PS to give a color image. I'm surprised how well they worked out !
These large, attractive earrings are probably made from Alpaca, which is a metal alloy that resembles silver. The turquoise composite (made with small bits of turquoise made into a solid with some type of binder) fills in this fat, open teardrop shape which also has two swirls of metal. The earrings look the same front and back.
Earrings measure about 2 inches long x 1 inch wide x 1/8" thick. They are for non-pierced ears.
Thanks for looking!
We have replaced the UPVC front door with a grey on white Door-Stop International Four Square composite door. Installed in Broxtowe, Nottingham. For a free quotation call us on 01158 660066 visit www.thenottinghamwindowcompany.co.uk or visit our showroom in West Bridgford. #Nottingham
Students are in the initial stages of building a newly designed kayaks. They'll sand the plugs before the molds are infused with resin.
Timber woods and hardwoods can be attractive but they are not as durable as the composite decks. Composite Decking materials are made up of products like plastic, wood, timber tech is easy to construct and gives a wonderful look. The initial cost of the composite decks might be high but, there is no need to spend money in the future. For more details, visit contemporarydecks.net/composite-decking/
Composite creation featuring Pittsburgh's Ft Pitt bridge disappearing into the cloudscape. The Ft Duquesne bridge was called the bridge to nowhere for a period of time - the bridge spanned the Allegheny River but the landing on the north shore hadn't been completed so the north end just jutted out into space.
CTG design and manufacture hydraulic pipes and ducting for water and fuel. They are used in many complex systems. We developed a composite pipe technology which allowed the precise tuning of electrical resistivity - a demand of an aircraft fuel system. The pipes have a single part count and hold aggressive fluids at pressure. We currently supply fuel ducting pipes for the next generation of long haul commercial aircraft.
Composite of Rhys' profile on a slightly less interesting BG, and this shot of sunset on the mountains. Taken a couple of frames apart. Afternoon cruise down the Mulgrave River gong back to Deeral landing.
I had the opportunity to create this composite with my nieces. It was a great experience to see them get into their creative side. Fun and challenging to get all the photos that were needed to create this.
I love to mash things together. Texture, nature, light, whatever. The dark, high contrast results appeal to me. I like doing this to video too.
This is a composite of 2 photos taken in Henry Coe State Park, Morgan Hill, California and 2 photos of stone textures.
Composite Fifth Wheel:Team Members: Gregory Belshaw, Andrew Buday, Robert Dreyer, Brock Larson, Craig Suydam
Advisor: Mike LaCourt;
Sponsor: Jost
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Cline River Photography, Photo by Edwina Podemski.
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This is half-size would you believe.
Larger: www.flickr.com/photos/midgley/8602632491/sizes/o/in/photo...
If you seriously wanted to print a copy, I think you'd want to ask me to do some exposure adjustments on the individual frames. not a large job, but a job.
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This is another Composite that I made from my borough market images, I chose two images which I felt had similar colours and tones and placed them together, I think that this image is quite convincing, the only thing I have to get used to is going around the image in what i want to use with the composite, as i'm not too good however I think I will try to use my graphics tablet so that I get a more accurate selection.