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Composite of two photos. The mouth is from one and the eyes from another. She would smile and close her eyes, or she would open her eyes and stick out her tongue.
Composited images shot with a iPhone5s coupled to a FLIR ONE thermal imaging camera - edited with Photoshop CC.
Compositing [two images]: create two images of an alternate reality. The space should be continuous (not like collage), but you've manipulated the scene to create a seamless alternate universe of some kind
Oriental composite bows in Yafo's flea market. The composite bow is the most powerful bow ever created, even stronger than the English longbow, and capable of shooting an arrow to more than 800 meters range.
Another climbing composite, taken here. It would be fun to do this showing every route available up this cliff, but I think it might take a while!
Previously: An army of Guys.
The finale of the 4th of July fireworks show in Green Valley Ranch (near Denver), Colorado was spectacular. Unfortunately, I was mesmerized watching it and left the shutter open for the entire finale. All I got was a bunch of white streaks - the large amount of fireworks overwhelmed the sensor! So I have tried my hand at digital compositing, combining bursts from 5-6 other pictures to make this. It's not as good as the real thing, but it's getting there... not bad for a first attempt at compositing.
Here is the first composite attempt. As a composite, the only part that is composited is the black foreground. As far as subject matter, it does still pertain to the desert foreground in front of a sunset, with the wild aspect being shown with the silhouettes of the plants. The concept fell short because there isn't a great visualization of the passage of time. Going back to the foreground still being layered, I think this actually benefited the photos a lot because I accidently has the ISO really high, so layering the photos helped to reduce the grain. Lastly, the sky replaced sunset makes the photo more visually appealing although not tying into the composites.
Composite of six images taken on a very blustery late-May Bank Holiday weekend (2010). Images layered in PS - CS4 and then a range of levels and curves adjustment layers to treat sky, waves, pier etc..
Composite for Manipulation theme competition. The player is manipulating the opponent into the bluff. scored 18/20
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Composite where I put myself in with an image of MIA... the scale is a bit off, but for two shots with drastically different lighting, it turned out alright.
Some composite I did of some buddies of mine.
Base photo from www.gamestorm.it/Gallery/giochi2.php?CC=PS3&COD_PRODO...
Two effects for the price of one! First attempt at lomo effect, I think it's a bit heavy on the black and maybe not saturated enough.
A composition of 18 separate photos combined to mimic the style of David Hockney's composite images. Taken of Camelback Mountain at sunset.
One piece of a composite zentangle sent to a partner. Partner picks the colors used. Drawn with black Copic multiliner and colored with watercolor pencils and gel pens. September 2011
composite. the garage here could have been built in the 40s; the hill behind is still undeveloped.
full size -- 2.5 MB
