~Harminee~

Sorry have been a little busy doing the Spring Festival Poster for our town's celebration. Have it finished so will post those links up tonight when i get back from town. This is what I was doing yesturday

For those who use Paintshop Pro there is a photoshop reader you can download and view the brushes then convert them to a png file and open it up in Paintshop to convert to a PSP brush.... When I get home from work I will put the links up if anyone is interested.. (and Ill be getting some funky brushes then too woooohooo)

ooo love that brush effect well done

Thank it was freezin here last night. Thank goodness I had a tripod. Harry my Fiance actually took the Redmoon ones I took the ones going of the eclipse. Tha last one was Paintshopped together of the Mill in out Town plus some festival shots to make the "ghosts"

Lunar Eclipse ones

Very Pretty ILTBY

looks great

They both look great ladies.

ILTBY I started out about 6 years ago, but have only been doing it seriously for a couple of years. Its just a matter of looking at the pictures and trying to imagin what they would look like together. Make a layer MUCH bigger than the combined area of your pictures ( I usually work with 3000 x 3000) Put all the pictures into this space and arrange them till they look "natural". Then start matching up the backgrounds, editing,cloning or erasing till they all appear merged. Some are much easier than others. But as I said before, most of the pictures just have a mind of their own and evolve as I am doing them, I don't actually start out with an idea as such. It just happens...

Well Done They look great

It just depends King. What I try and do is get the background images almost identical. If I can lighten / darken one slightly to achieve that I will.. OR What I do is enlarge one of the photos to cover the area of the merged photos and remove the background that doesnt fit in. IT is sometimes much longer process but a lot easier than trying to identically match up the joins. Hope that explains it ok. To blur joined edges there is a "push" tool in PSPXI that i can use, but this always still gives a definate "edged" cloning over the edged with one of the photos gives a better result

Your Welcome

your welcom glad you like

I would if I knew how mine were going to turn out. I just start and the picture takes over the rest

I just keep practicing with what we get and what photo's I take. I took those seagull phot's yeaturday at Hobart Warf. We went down to see the Seal that has taken up residence there but Sammy wasn't around so too seagull pictures instead. Tha guy was only about 2 metres from me. Very close.

More Seagull pictures i did OOB

This is a photo of a Gull I took yesturday and OOB