Just for fun

Ok, for starters I have to give my sister the credit for these shots. While over at her house for a game night she showed me some pictures she took of her kids in which she had them holding frames in front of their faces. In her shots you could see the whole body. This gave me the idea to try something different and use some photoshop.

So with this new idea in my head we went to a local hiking trail and I took some shots. What I did was have each one of us hold the frame in front of our faces for each shot. I also took a shot of the scene without anyone in it. I later put all of the pictures together with some photoshop magic.

This was a test and gave me some direction as to what I need to do for my next try.

Since we were out I thought I'd take some shots of my daughter. We didn't have a lot of time so I took just a few. I hope to get out and take many more of her.

Creating High Dynamic Range Images « flyingpanther photography

Found this tutorial on creating a high dynamic range image and thought I'd share it here.

Creating High Dynamic Range Images « flyingpanther photography

Sports Collage II

I've gotten a lot of feedback on my collage, mostly from a forum I frequent (Mpix) and it's all been good, that is except for my wife, who suggested that I change the picture in the upper right corner. Mainly because it's a different type of picture and not one of him blocking. So I did a change and rather like this new one. So here is the second edition.

Sports Collage

As you know I've had some down time and have found myself just working on a few things that I've been meaning to do. Here is a collage I put together last night. This collage is for my son and was made with Photoshop CS2.

Photoshopped

As I said, here are the two pictures I used together to get the shot tubing shot below. Just a little cut and paste.

Some fun sports action with a little photoshop help

I do take a lot of action shots, but some times I just want to have a bit of fun. As you've seen below I just recently spent some time in Havasu and took a bunch of pictures. What do you do with 3,500 pictures, well you make a DVD slideshow for the family to watch and not just your normal slideshow. Here is a shot I took with a little assistance from photoshop. I will post the before pictures in another post.