Get Pushed Challenge 599 - double exposure
My partner challenged me to do a double exposure. Because my camera doesn't have this capability, I have to do this is post processing. This technique is always a challenge for me. Maybe if I try it enough I'll be able to do it with more confidence.
Wow! How ever you’ve managed the double exposure Kathy, I’m impressed. I love how you’ve got the coloured and the shadowed/ monochrome umbrella. Challenge met!
I think you did really well with this. You have both images lined up as if it was done in camera and there's just enough "fading" between the two that it looks realistic. Good job!
@walksnaplove You can do a lot of things in Photoshop. I'm glad that you like this image. @marshwader Thank you Madeleine. I wasn't sure about the color, but I like the bright umbrella and wanted to keep it. Desaturating the entire image seemed to work. @olivetreeann Thank you Ann. The magic of layers and Photoshop. They were taken almost in the same place and a similar angle. I have a chair that sits on the car port... @fbailey Thanks so much for saying so Felicity.
@grammyn Thank you Katy. Only color here. The reason it looks b&w is because it was dull and rainy and then I desaturated the colors to wash them out and blend the two photos a little better. @tosee Thank you Tom. @shutterbug49 Thank you very much Debbie. @onewing Thanks Babs. Seems like there's something in all the double exposures I've seen that is translucent. @mcsiegle Mary, the umbrellas were there but I used two photos - with and without them- and blended them together. Thank you very much. @kjarn I did this in photoshop. I have been trying to figure out what makes a good double exposure and tried to copy what I thought works. Thank you Kathy. @taffy Thank you Taffy. I feel honored with your kind feedback. @jamibann Thanks Issi. I might should have titled it "help me, I'm melting" since we've had quite a bit of rain lately. @30pics4jackiesdiamond Thanks Jackie. @casablanca It's done in Photoshop with two photos and blending. I have no doubt with good post-processing software that you'd be able to achieve it. Thanks Casa. @wakelys Thanks Sue. @gardenfolk Thank you. @pusspup Thanks Wylie. @ziggy77 Thank you Jo. I appreciate it. @kwind Thanks Kim. @craftymeg Thanks Meg.
@marshwader Thank you Madeleine. I wasn't sure about the color, but I like the bright umbrella and wanted to keep it. Desaturating the entire image seemed to work.
@olivetreeann Thank you Ann. The magic of layers and Photoshop. They were taken almost in the same place and a similar angle. I have a chair that sits on the car port...
@fbailey Thanks so much for saying so Felicity.
@tosee Thank you Tom.
@shutterbug49 Thank you very much Debbie.
@onewing Thanks Babs. Seems like there's something in all the double exposures I've seen that is translucent.
@mcsiegle Mary, the umbrellas were there but I used two photos - with and without them- and blended them together. Thank you very much.
@kjarn I did this in photoshop. I have been trying to figure out what makes a good double exposure and tried to copy what I thought works. Thank you Kathy.
@taffy Thank you Taffy. I feel honored with your kind feedback.
@jamibann Thanks Issi. I might should have titled it "help me, I'm melting" since we've had quite a bit of rain lately.
@30pics4jackiesdiamond Thanks Jackie.
@casablanca It's done in Photoshop with two photos and blending. I have no doubt with good post-processing software that you'd be able to achieve it. Thanks Casa.
@wakelys Thanks Sue.
@gardenfolk Thank you.
@pusspup Thanks Wylie.
@ziggy77 Thank you Jo. I appreciate it.
@kwind Thanks Kim.
@craftymeg Thanks Meg.