Three Shot Composite Photoshop CS5
Nov 24, 2011 12:08:58 #
The first photo are the shots that took in Perdido Key Florida and the second photo is my composited photo of the three. This is my first real attempt at doing more than 1 photo in a composite. Software: Photoshop Cs5,Nik Color Efex Pro.
Comments, Critiques, suggestions on how to improve, likes, dislikes are all welcomed on my post. I would ask that you don't post any of your photos or edits of my photo here.
Thanks
Comments, Critiques, suggestions on how to improve, likes, dislikes are all welcomed on my post. I would ask that you don't post any of your photos or edits of my photo here.
Thanks
Nov 24, 2011 12:29:32 #
Nov 24, 2011 12:57:28 #
phoneguy55
Loc: upstate NY
wow....what a great final composition. I LOVE how you tweaked the highlites in the foreground sand....and it looks like you brought out more contrast in the fence.... ( nitpicking on a minor point ) ...maybe I might have tried to get the tops of the dune grass to be a bit darker against the slightly brightened sky. BUT...overall....including the stroked frame....a very artful job. I can see this hanging in an exhibit....
Nov 24, 2011 13:07:30 #
I'm not sure how the images are combined... whether there are ways to mask certain features or what. The grass is a little transparent looking over the lightest clouds.
Nice look!
Nice look!
Nov 24, 2011 13:13:20 #
Fstop12 wrote:
The first photo are the shots that took in Perdido Key Florida and the second photo is my composited photo of the three. This is my first real attempt at doing more than 1 photo in a composite. Software: Photoshop Cs5,Nik Color Efex Pro.
Comments, Critiques, suggestions on how to improve, likes, dislikes are all welcomed on my post. I would ask that you don't post any of your photos or edits of my photo here.
Thanks
Comments, Critiques, suggestions on how to improve, likes, dislikes are all welcomed on my post. I would ask that you don't post any of your photos or edits of my photo here.
Thanks
A flawless combination of three good photos to make one great photo.
:thumbup:
Nov 24, 2011 13:59:33 #
phoneguy55 wrote:
wow....what a great final composition. I LOVE how you tweaked the highlites in the foreground sand....and it looks like you brought out more contrast in the fence.... ( nitpicking on a minor point ) ...maybe I might have tried to get the tops of the dune grass to be a bit darker against the slightly brightened sky. BUT...overall....including the stroked frame....a very artful job. I can see this hanging in an exhibit....
oops, sorry phoneguy, didn't mean to echo the thoughts about the grass, I'm just a little slower typing, lol.
Still it's a very nice composite!
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Nov 24, 2011 16:02:36 #
Wow, and Wow. This is stunning. And I am interested in the process. I have so much to learn. Thanks for sharing. I am enjoying the eye candy on Thanksgiving.
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