To enhance the outcome, dress in different clothes and try and interact with each version of yourself.
Then blend them together (Photomerge then Reposition option) and use layer masks to reveal each image. Comments welcome!
Saturday, October 10, 2009
Crowded House - Oct09
It has been wet and rainy lately so I thought I'd a) get to learn how to use my studio lights and b) try this technique out I've been reading about. Using a tripod, take multiple exposures of yourself.
To enhance the outcome, dress in different clothes and try and interact with each version of yourself.
Then blend them together (Photomerge then Reposition option) and use layer masks to reveal each image. Comments welcome!
To enhance the outcome, dress in different clothes and try and interact with each version of yourself.
Then blend them together (Photomerge then Reposition option) and use layer masks to reveal each image. Comments welcome!
Tuesday, October 6, 2009
Toy Town Creative Shots - Oct09
I was reading an article in Digital Camera about how to make landscape shots appear as though they are small models - this technique works especially well where you are looking down onto a landscape with people from a reasonable distance back.
It can also be highly effective with vehicles, giving them a small model appearance.
These shots are images I have taken over the last few years of our travelling. My favourite is the Wellington waterfront panoramic with the colourful boatsheds (first image) - click on all images to enlarge. Enjoy!
It can also be highly effective with vehicles, giving them a small model appearance.
These shots are images I have taken over the last few years of our travelling. My favourite is the Wellington waterfront panoramic with the colourful boatsheds (first image) - click on all images to enlarge. Enjoy!
Sydney Dust Storm - Oct09
Imagine waking up to think you are inside an inferno - this is what it felt like on 23rd September when we both woke up!
A huge dust storm swept across Sydney (and much of NSW for that matter) - the conditions were caused by a cold front that lifted top soil from parts of western NSW and South Australia.
These shots were taken from our balcony around 6.20am that morning. Evidently it was blood red around 6am (while we were still snoozing). You can see where the sun should be - in the top right, the colouring is more yellow!
Click on each image to enlargen (especially the first which is a panoramic).
A huge dust storm swept across Sydney (and much of NSW for that matter) - the conditions were caused by a cold front that lifted top soil from parts of western NSW and South Australia.
These shots were taken from our balcony around 6.20am that morning. Evidently it was blood red around 6am (while we were still snoozing). You can see where the sun should be - in the top right, the colouring is more yellow!
Click on each image to enlargen (especially the first which is a panoramic).
Thursday, October 1, 2009
Young Scampi
A few images of "Scampi", courtesy of his owner. We pick him up early November!
Peering at the lens and using his sister as a leaning post...
In picture below, he is the second from the right
Taking a nap (he is on the right)
On of the earliest shots of him (second from right) with his one brother and three sisters
These are more recent photos. His ears are now raised (he is the first in the litter).
Peering at the lens and using his sister as a leaning post...
In picture below, he is the second from the right
Taking a nap (he is on the right)
On of the earliest shots of him (second from right) with his one brother and three sisters
These are more recent photos. His ears are now raised (he is the first in the litter).
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