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My first attempt at creating a composite of some long exposures.
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I tried a variety of shots today, but ended up using this one. It is a composite image. The smoke was actually pulled from one of the photos I took for my Day 2 image of smoke. I was able to capture the smoke when I blew out the candle, but I thought this looked better.
Photo is built around the expression of being "crystal clear". Each crystal globe clearly depicts a new scene.
So, what I was actually doing was watching the LOTR bonus features about the making of the films and photoshopping old pictures at the same time. It blows my mind how they remove, replace, and add things to movies. How in the name of holy hell do you remove a human being from the screen and put a CGI Gollum in his place? It got into my head that if they can do it on film, I should be able to do it in Photoshop. I haven't tried to do this many times, so I'm not very good at it, but it kept me entertained for a few hours.
I don't love it - I think it looks totally fake. But it was fun to try. :)
And this park? Is where I'm taking Christy and Justin's post-wedding pre-reception pictures. Awesome.
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This is best viewed very large! A composite of photos of Rangitoto Island taken by NZ flickr meetups group members. Rangitoto is a famous Auckland landmark and was the last in a long series of volcanoes to erupt in Auckland about 700 years ago which was after Maori arrived in New Zealand. See the following:
NZ flickr rangitoto project www.flickr.com/groups/nzflickr/discuss/72157600307641822/
Rangitoto Island in wikipedia en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rangitoto_Island
Historic conservation trust www.rangitoto.org/
Volcanic field of Auckland www.arc.govt.nz/arc/environment/hazards/volcanoes-of-auck...
ID:MHG47791
Type of record:Building
Name:Bower, Composite Signals Organisation (c.s.o.s.), Reaster, Rdf Out-station No.1 Site
Grid Reference:ND 25317 64624
Map Sheet:ND26SE
Civil Parish:DUNNET
Geographical Area:CAITHNESS
Pictures taken in 2006 when the building was unoccupied and open.
Still some traces of use by CSOS but most of the equipment lyiong around was from its later use in Auroral experiments.
Note both 240v and 115v power sockets with a large transformer which could perhaps have been for changing from one voltage to the other.
There is a large bank of 144 MHz yagis used in the Auroral work with a long wire antenna nearby which would have detected any increase in Auroral activity. Also a VHF (144 MHz?) dipole which would have been part of the same work.
Several of the characteristic circular antenna bases used for radio intercept and direction finding with some parts of one surviving.
The main building now seems to be a house.
Kite festival composite - just playin' around trying to relearn how to stack images in Elements. :) Good for a laugh anyway!
I gave up on this one as there are fridges on this one and can't seen to sort it out at all, it might be due to the fact I didn't do the selection properly.
Composite nodeを使う練習。
Composite node は、単純なGIMPなどでの2Dでのレタッチと異なり、Blender内部の3次元的な情報やアニメーション時の移動量などの情報をもとにぼかしなどの効果を付けられる。
今回は写真用語の被写界深度を、Blenderが持つ三次元空間上の奥行き （Z-depth） の情報をもとにぼかす強度を決定することで表現している。
参考：
Blenderで3DCG制作日記 操作メモ - ノードを使って被写界深度 bmania.blog70.fc2.com/blog-entry-241.html
This is one of two pieces I drew for my composite zentangle grouping.
Copic multiliners, watercolor pencils, distress reinkers, graphite, white gel pen on Bristol.
November 2012
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Photomanipulation/Composite using stock images and my imagination... Layered and blended in PS CS4
elements – with much appreciation!
background, 1 texture – AshenSorrow
windows – FrozenStarRo
2 models – magik stock
1 model – amethystdreams1987
child model – eirian-stock
2 purchased textures
Composite of 6 images shot on PolypanF using a la sardina lomography camera.
La sardina has an f8 aperture and 1/100 second shutter speed so I tried ISO 50 film in full sunlight. Yet the negatives look at least 2 stops underexposed suggesting ISO 200 would be more appropriate.
Inspired by Joel Grimes
Lighting info:
Nikon speedlights. Two small soft boxes on the sides with one overhead bare speedlight for fill. Two black cardboard cards were placed just in front of the camera to the left and right to prevent lens flare.
The model was shot on a white seamless. The background is a HDR image shot with three images, -2, 0 and +2. The images were tone mapped in Photomatix and combined in Photoshop.
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