Sometimes if you want to show a story you may need more than one image.
Here is an example from our grandaughter's first birthday.
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That triplet does tell the story very well, and what a beautiful granddaughter!!
I'm not really sure how to put these type of triptych images together, but the result is very effective.
Erich
Very sweet. Would you outline your steps briefly? I've created a background and pasted pics onto it, but don't know at what point you add the drop shadow. Or is there software that has templates, such as for collage?
ebrunner wrote:
I'm not really sure how to put these type of triptych images together, but the result is very effective.
Erich
Thanks. I will put a few words together.
Linda From Maine wrote:
Very sweet. Would you outline your steps briefly? I've created a background and pasted pics onto it, but don't know at what point you add the drop shadow. Or is there software that has templates, such as for collage?
Thanks.
I use Photoshop CC and do not use a template.
I like the images to be the same height for these, but that is not absolutely necessary.
Initial design is on a piece a paper where I do the basic layout, allowing enough room for the borders and the space between the images. Then create the background with a sutable colour to match what is in the image.
The images are imported and placed on the background as layers.
The drop shadows are layer styles (very easy to apply).
Then I do the text, on another layer.
Once you have the idea and the photographs it only takes a few minutes for each one.
Here is a longer story showing what happens around our grand daughters bath time.
Hope this helps.
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RichardTaylor wrote:
Sometimes if you want to show a story you may need more than one image.
Here is an example from our grandaughter's first birthday.
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Great idea!! We just celebrated our grandson's first birthday. See, now I have more work to do!! Thanks for sharing!
brucewells wrote:
Great idea!! We just celebrated our grandson's first birthday. See, now I have more work to do!! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks, and congratulations.
It wasn't my idea I was inspired by a flickr contact who is a professional.
RichardTaylor wrote:
Thanks, and congratulations.
It wasn't my idea I was inspired by a flickr contact who is a professional.
That's okay. At least you allowed yourself to be inspired!!
RichardTaylor wrote:
...The drop shadows are layer styles (very easy to apply)...
Many thanks for the layer style info, all the steps and your additional charming photos. Labors of love for parents and grandparents to enjoy.
RichardTaylor wrote:
Thanks.
I use Photoshop CC and do not use a template.
I like the images to be the same height for these, but that is not absolutely necessary.
Initial design is on a piece a paper where I do the basic layout, allowing enough room for the borders and the space between the images. Then create the background with a sutable colour to match what is in the image.
The images are imported and placed on the background as layers.
The drop shadows are layer styles (very easy to apply).
Then I do the text, on another layer.
Once you have the idea and the photographs it only takes a few minutes for each one.
Here is a longer story showing what happens around our grand daughters bath time.
Hope this helps.
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I always forget the drop shadows!! And they add so much. We've been keeping our grandson for the last year (since he was born). It's so difficult to keep up with him now that he is mobile, but you don't have enough money to buy back this last year's experiences. I am constantly amazed how much love these little ones are able to share. They truly are precious.
brucewells wrote:
I always forget the drop shadows!! And they add so much. We've been keeping our grandson for the last year (since he was born). It's so difficult to keep up with him now that he is mobile, but you don't have enough money to buy back this last year's experiences. I am constantly amazed how much love these little ones are able to share. They truly are precious.
They move a lot quicker when they get older. Ours is now 5 and starting school next week.
Wonderful images Richard and a great way to display them. Bev
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