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rlaugh
Loc: Michigan & Florida
transforming a couple of shots into a composite...please download
rlaugh wrote:
transforming a couple of shots into a composite...please download
Very interesting Bob. Thanks.
Pierre
Wow Bob, that's thinking ahead!! These two shots work perfectly together and I bet you didn't plan this in advance!!! Very nice work, my friend!!
I'm going to give this technique some thought!! And love your processing!!
Bob, very creative and very well executed!
rlaugh wrote:
transforming a couple of shots into a composite...please download
Well done Bob !!! If you had not shown and mentioned a composite I wouldn't have known.
Dave
The reversing of the background image was a good idea ...... it allowed the tree branches to almost work as a framing device for the chickadee. Good on ya Mate!
Someone who was very good at composites once pointed out to me that one of the things you really need to concentrate on with composites is getting your light sources all coming from the same direction. I only mention this because the dark leaves at the left of your background probably would have been lighted somewhat if it had the same light source shining on your bird and the branch that it's sitting on.
However, it doesn't detract at all from its eye appeal. As for the dark leaves .......shadows!
Nice work, Bob! The images work well together and make a very pleasing final edition.
rlaugh
Loc: Michigan & Florida
angela k wrote:
Wow Bob, that's thinking ahead!! These two shots work perfectly together and I bet you didn't plan this in advance!!! Very nice work, my friend!!
I'm going to give this technique some thought!! And love your processing!!
Actually shot on different days but when I loaded them, they seemed to call to one another...thank you very much!
rlaugh wrote:
transforming a couple of shots into a composite...please download
Terrific work. Makes a great image. I would like to see the same thing done with the two original images prior to the PP you gave each of them.
rlaugh
Loc: Michigan & Florida
Linda From Maine wrote:
Nicely achieved effect!
Thank you very much Linda...appreciated!!
rlaugh
Loc: Michigan & Florida
Snap Shot wrote:
Bob, very creative and very well executed!
Thank you very much my friend!!
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