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Jan 28, 2007 08:15 |  #1

Hi All, I recently bought myself photoshop elements 5 and I've been having a bit of a play tonight.

When I was out the other day I took a series of 5 shots of a little bird taking off and I thought I would layer the bird into one photo to get a bit of an action shot.

This is my first attempt at layering and doing anything like this, so I'm reasonably happy with my first efforts.

The shots were taken with my 100mm macro lens, shutter was 1/6400 with f/2.8


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Jan 28, 2007 08:27 |  #2

What a beautiful, calming image. I love the light through the bird's wings - lovely!

This is an outstanding first effort Kinnon. I'm looking forward to your second already. :D


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Jan 28, 2007 08:31 |  #3

Great picture ,looks like you know what you are doing.
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Jan 28, 2007 18:33 |  #4

Athena wrote in post #2613251 (external link)
What a beautiful, calming image. I love the light through the bird's wings - lovely!

This is an outstanding first effort Kinnon. I'm looking forward to your second already. :D

Thanks Athena. I can't to do more either. I had a quick search through my archives last night but couldn't really find any images I could work with so it will give me a good excuse to go out and take more photos!


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Jan 28, 2007 18:35 |  #5

Ricko of Fla wrote in post #2613264 (external link)
Great picture ,looks like you know what you are doing.
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Thanks Ricko. I don't really know what I'm doing, I just make it up as I go along :rolleyes: I had never worked with layers before or had done anything like what I did so it was a huge learning curve but I made good use out of the help function!


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Jan 29, 2007 09:43 |  #6

Very nice! Were you shooting in continuous mode? If so, too bad you didn't have 8.5 fps ;) !


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Jan 29, 2007 13:51 |  #7

i love how the composition forms a nice little curve.. nice! :)




  
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Jan 31, 2007 01:03 |  #8

Sebastien, thanks, I was shooting in continuous mode. Wish I had the 8.5fps because when I was shooting my shutter must have been in sync with the bird's fight because every shot I got was on the downbeat of the bird's wings, wish I could have got some ones with his wings up.

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Feb 16, 2007 20:53 |  #9

I like the effects of your image


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