Yesterday, I posted this photo of Danica and me holding hands while walking through her campus.
I love it as is but wondered if I could successfully put us in a different and less cluttered background, and so I did by compositing it with a photo from the park that I posted recently. You may not know this about me, but I like to experiment with my photos to see what will happen if I do this or that.
Those are both
my photos that I composited together manually,
sans AI. However, I do confess to invoking a modicum of AI to help blend the two images together in their lighting and colour.
When I showed it to Sue, she opined that I should also find a photo of us walking hand-in-hand from her younger years. I soon found one from August 2009. If I were to have kept searching, perhaps I might have found an even better photo, but this one suits the goal.
Then, I did a similar thing, as above, by compositing us into a current image, one that you haven't seen posted although you still might.
It was a fun process with fairly good results, in my opinion.
Beautiful work of compositing! My youngest son brought me a photo album of the early years of their lives and photos I took of them and our family growing up in the early years.
ReplyDeleteIt was so wonderful to look through that huge album again and see those memories.
I love this. Thanks!
You are the merging genius...bringing time to a standstill as you jump through different places and events.
ReplyDeleteCould you do a double exposure of this? Super impose the path so that it looks like the same path but different directions? A coming and a going, kind of.
ReplyDeleteThese are absolutely brilliant. Well done my friend. Have a nice day today.
ReplyDeleteYou're going to get hired to modify photos!
ReplyDeleteWhat happened to your right arm in the one with little Danica?
You notice details. She was a goer, so we had her harnessed, which I was holding behind my back while I held onto her hand with my left hand.
DeleteGreat fun! I tried to take a recent photo of me and put on a crown, but I gave up. Too old for new tricks...
ReplyDeleteHeartwarming! Two delightful photos in any setting and I have enjoyed your background changes also.
ReplyDeleteThose are great modifications!
ReplyDeleteAll of them are joyful, she's adorable in her little bucket hat.
ReplyDeleteSome constants remain, especially love, if we're lucky.
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful that she will still hold your hand.
ReplyDeleteYou did a great job with the transfer and how wonderful all these are!
ReplyDeleteYou have fun with your photos.
ReplyDeleteYou for sure teach a master class. But, the second photo should have been 'back to the camera' for perfect symmetry. sometimes there are better goals than symmetry.
ReplyDeleteYou did great! Love these photos.
ReplyDeleteWell done! The one on the bridge is adorable.
ReplyDeleteThe pictures really did come out great.
ReplyDeleteTime goes by in a hurry.
ReplyDeleteThat’s a fun hobby you have, and you’re very good at it. I can’t even get telephone wires out of my pictures.
ReplyDeleteFun stuff! I admit, though, I like the originals best.
ReplyDeleteSweet photos. Well done on the editing. You’re very skilled at it.
ReplyDeleteSweet memories are made of these photos and the holding of hands.
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