I opened all the pictures in Photoshop and then cut and paste them onto each other. I used the eraser tool to erase where my son had moved to in each frame. At the end I flattened the picture and edited the exposure but just barely. What do you think? I’d love to see what other people do with this technique. Come back and show me if you try it out.
Thursday, July 29, 2010
July 29, 2010 – Blog Hop
I opened all the pictures in Photoshop and then cut and paste them onto each other. I used the eraser tool to erase where my son had moved to in each frame. At the end I flattened the picture and edited the exposure but just barely. What do you think? I’d love to see what other people do with this technique. Come back and show me if you try it out.
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neat!
ReplyDeleteAwesome! I love it!
ReplyDeleteDid you see mine from last week? I did mine a little differently, but the result was similar!
http://fourcallmemama.blogspot.com/2010/07/beforeafter.html
I made a panorama from three photos, and then lassoed my kids from all the different locations in my backyard and put them on different layers of the panorama. I made sure everything was seamless, flattened it down, brightened it up a bit and...... you get a very busy backyard!
Love yours.... looks like so much fun! He's a little cutie!
Great work. Very cool.
ReplyDeleteLove it, and I'm going to try it!!!
ReplyDeletelove it! very creative. i want to do these sometime!
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