Photo merging
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You know what Shamus? ..... The satisfaction of producing a picture as perfect as yours must be terrific. You've got the tonal range and intensities just right. Not to mention the detail in the foreground. I'm trying to figure what you used for those shrub bushes too. It's a hot dang (as they "over there") photograph.
It can almost become a hobby in itself when you consider the immense amount of suitable pictures in calanders as backgrounds.
I was looking for the haze around the outline of the locos not to look for defects in the merging but wondering how the division of the two was so crisp.
Errol
It can almost become a hobby in itself when you consider the immense amount of suitable pictures in calanders as backgrounds.
I was looking for the haze around the outline of the locos not to look for defects in the merging but wondering how the division of the two was so crisp.
Errol
Shamus,
What did you use as the background? fabric (et al) of primary red, green or blue? Did you "chroma-key" the background over the primary colour?
What did you use as the background? fabric (et al) of primary red, green or blue? Did you "chroma-key" the background over the primary colour?
Shamus, as a 'learner' I look at everything you do with absolute awe and amazement and think that you could not possible surprise me anymore.
But this photo is just awesome.
You provide such a HUGE inspiration to everyone I am sure, no matter at what level their modelling skills - to say nothing of the photographic talent required.
Don't stop !
But this photo is just awesome.
You provide such a HUGE inspiration to everyone I am sure, no matter at what level their modelling skills - to say nothing of the photographic talent required.
Don't stop !
ABSOLUTLY AWSOME!!!!!......THE LIGHTING HIGHLIGHTS ON THE BACKGROUND TREES BLOWS MY MIND. HOW FORTUNATE I AM TO GET TO SIT AT THE FEET OF THE MASTER OF MODEL RR PHOTOGRAPHY!!!!
planeshavings42
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Photos Merging
Shamus, you musta been a professional photographer, before you retired and became a professional (model railroad nut) that is. I'm amazed and encouraged again. planeshavings
Shamus, you musta been a professional photographer, before you retired and became a professional (model railroad nut) that is. I'm amazed and encouraged again.
planeshavingsHi Guys, thanks for the kind remarks.
planeshavings42,
If you checkout my website and go to Autobiography, you will get a better insight to my working life, as I was a professional photographer working for various newspapers as a freelance photo journalist.
planeshavings42,
If you checkout my website and go to Autobiography, you will get a better insight to my working life, as I was a professional photographer working for various newspapers as a freelance photo journalist.