Looking out.....

For the Composite Challenge with the theme of "Darkness"

[Lesley]

You do have fun with your images!

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Great job on the composite! I think I recognize that flower!

[Fr1da]

So creative -love the black cats !

[4rky]

Cool composite - particularly like the little cat :)

[Marnie]

Good one Rob.

[Casablanca]

Amazed that those two black cats made it that close to the water LOL!! You have had a good fun time making this!

[Robin]

Very clever and nicely done. Fav.

[sally agnew]

A fabulous edit :)

[Pigeons Farm]

I love the cat in the right hand side of the image :)

[Taffy]

Wonderfully done -- so whimsical. The edit is terrific -- seamless!

[Sarah]

Great for the challenge

[Rob Z]

@rosie00 Lol - it's usually a sign of too much spare time....

[Rob Z]

@olivetreeann Yep - it somehow just put up it's petals and said - look at me.... Thanks for your positive feedback - it's always encouraging to hear your comments - with all of your editing skills!

[Rob Z]

@fr1da Thanks Frida - the cats just seemed made for the scene....

[Rob Z]

@4rky Thanks 4rky - for such a tiny image that cat such seemed to have all the cat-like characteristics.

[Rob Z]

@casablanca Hi Casablanca - those funny little cats just seemed to be the perfect observers - just sitting watching the silly humans!! And it was fun too. :)

[Rob Z]

@girlie Thanks Robin - I find these very addictive to make - big time wasters though they may be. Thank you also for the fav.

[Rob Z]

@kgolab LOL - doing the cat thing and just sitting and watching!!

[Rob Z]

@taffy Thanks Taffy - I do like playing with these and it is something my old editing program makes relatively easy to do - mush easier than I found when I trialled PS Elements. So, there is still no editing program on the new laptop - so hard to decide. :)

[Shutterbug]

@robz My favorite compositing tool is SuperimposeX on my iPad. It makes masking so easy and has tutorials built in.

[Rob Z]

@shutterbug49 Hi Shutterbug - thanks for having a look at the crazy composite. I'll check out the program you mentioned. Thanks for the tip! Cheers Rob