Well, as promised, I did it once I got home...then I sorta had to go to sleep. So now that I'm free from tearing appart the basement walls, here's my nifty collage!
I used the "multi exposure" option in the collage menu, then after it was exported I played around with "basic fixes", "tuning" and the "effects", and I thought that this looke really neat. You can still see te carpet fibers andthe pine needles real easily. I'm pretty sure the white block was caused because of the fact that a few of my photos were portrait, but it lets you see the texture of the house siding texture. I just thought that it was neat. ^^
Kat
4 comments:
I tried the "multi exposure" setting, but I had so many different subjects that I just couldn't really make out any detail at all. I can see the carpet designs from the pictures you posted in your previous blog, but I can't say I see the needles. Is there a way to blow your image up? Clicking it doesn't seem to bring it to a new window.
Don't ask me why But I was afraid to mess with alot of the settings. Its neat that you have made a new piece of art with your collage, however I wish I could see the original photos better. Maybe if I could enlarge it. But it is a cool effect.
Travis
Kat
I only can see the carpet...It looks really cool but I can't make out anything else. I would love to see what you put together to get this image and then see if I can find it in your collage. I feel like maybe I can see the carpet because you've already shown us what it looks like. :)
Christina
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