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Decided to composite 5 images of a Canada Goose landing. Why? Just practicing a bit - it really only took less than 15 minutes, and it's good to try out new editing...
It was a beautiful, misty morning in the mountains... but the image lacked something. As I was processing it, I decided to add the wildlife (racoons and birds) to add a little "something" that the image itself was lacking. They don't perfectly blend in... and I don't know that I achieved what I was looking for, but the editing process was fun.
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I occasionally like to dabble in digital art or digital composites, here is one I just completed.
Please let me know what you think in the comments, any and all critiques welcome just remember it is not a photograph it is art using photographs as some of the elements.
Square composite created by 6 photos of Summer Field stitched and processed in ON1 RAW 2018
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Photo Art Composite
Explore 2/23/22
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Photo Art Composite
See original image here: www.flickr.com/photos/193474231@N06/53214195872/in/datepo...
We were very fortunate to visit Steeple Jason, an island in the NW corner of the Falklands which requires calm seas to reach. Thanks to Scott Portelli for arranging and to Mike Pole-Evans, the Falklander that guided us on the island. There is an area there called the "Neck" where Gentoo Penguins enter the sea in the morning and exit in afternoons and evenings. It was a high point of the trip to watch these characters leaping from the sea onto the rocks; a sea lion sometimes lurking nearby and huge waves sometimes lifting the penguins well beyond the intended landing strip. In another post, I'll tell you about my mishap here, resulting in an unintended swim and loss of my son's GoPro. This one, however, is a composite combining different shots of the penguin on the left leaping from the sea onto the rocks. It gives you an idea of just how far they can "fly".
Based on the most iconic building in Glasgow, this composite celebrates just a small part of the architecture of the city over the years.
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