Still working my way through the collage process and having problems getting the cropped dimensions to match.
So, this didn't come out exactly the way I had hoped, but my intentions were good. Besides, it's all I have. ;-)
But, I am happy with the sense of speed I captured of his hands and the rag.
You did a great job with the motion! What program are you using to edit your photos? Most programs allow you to specify the dimensions of the photo when you resize, so you can make sure they're all cropped to the same size.
@melissapike
Specify dimensions? Really?
I use Picasa and just kind of stumble my way through. LOL
I'll look more carefully and see if I can find a way to beat it into submission with my next collage. ;-)
@webfoot
Ya know, that caught my eye too and I couldn't figure it out at first, but that is not actually the bottom border of the photo. It is a metal trim edge on the step of the shoe shine stand. You can see the rivets there and in the two shots above it.
It did create a weird illusion though, but that's all because I was having such a hard time with sizing and straightening the photos within the collage.
Still taking baby steps here. ;-)
Great collage. Series of pictures are well set out and I love the movement and speed of it all. Difficult to catch movement so I'm going to give it a fav.
Specify dimensions? Really?
I use Picasa and just kind of stumble my way through. LOL
I'll look more carefully and see if I can find a way to beat it into submission with my next collage. ;-)
Yes, ma'am, those are my shoes. Either that or I was sitting in someone's lap. ;-)
Ya know, that caught my eye too and I couldn't figure it out at first, but that is not actually the bottom border of the photo. It is a metal trim edge on the step of the shoe shine stand. You can see the rivets there and in the two shots above it.
It did create a weird illusion though, but that's all because I was having such a hard time with sizing and straightening the photos within the collage.
Still taking baby steps here. ;-)
http://365project.org/psychographer/the-365-alterna/2011-11-05