Here's the story behind the previous post. We were with our grandchildren at a butterfly park and I took the first photo. I was mainly concerned with getting the butterfly in focus and didn't have time to worry about composition. Later, as we made our way around the park, I noticed this flower with a little water puddle captured in the center. I loved the texture, the reflections, the swirls and the dots of light so I snapped a shot with the sole purpose of using that photo to create an interesting background for another image. I enlarged just the center and then cloned parts of it into the first image, overlapping, and making multiple adjustments along the way. Then I flattened all the layers and cropped out all the distracting stuff I didn't like. Easy peezy!!
Tuesday, June 3, 2014
Here's How I Did it!
Here's the story behind the previous post. We were with our grandchildren at a butterfly park and I took the first photo. I was mainly concerned with getting the butterfly in focus and didn't have time to worry about composition. Later, as we made our way around the park, I noticed this flower with a little water puddle captured in the center. I loved the texture, the reflections, the swirls and the dots of light so I snapped a shot with the sole purpose of using that photo to create an interesting background for another image. I enlarged just the center and then cloned parts of it into the first image, overlapping, and making multiple adjustments along the way. Then I flattened all the layers and cropped out all the distracting stuff I didn't like. Easy peezy!!
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5 comments:
I love finds like these and this one is exceptional.
It resulted in an impressive image. I've never understood or learned about layers but I can crop and clone real well.
Really wonderful job on this one, Karen. Your masking was superb and the final result really speaks for itself.
That's really cool! Such a lovely end result too.
El resultado es precioso, hermosa foto!!!
Un fuerte abrazo.
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