Two shots. I didn't have the tripod and couldn't take the long exposure I wanted so I settled for two rapid shots instead. Neither really stood on it's own so they've been sitting on the hard drive for a few weeks.
Saw a night shot over at Orbit1 where he combined a series of long exposures using layers and lighten.
Brought the "two dogs" into PS as layers. Since it's a day shot of a black dog I used darken on the top layer and they blended together nicely. Just a little touch-up to remove darker leaves showing through one of the Zekes.
Hello, Jerry!
Thank you for the advice about the D-70! You have lots of great photos on your site. Took a quick look, and think this is my fav. Looks really cool. My first thought was "murder", but that could be me being too tired too:) Thanks again, Alfred.
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A very cool shot, indeed.
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Two shots. I didn't have the tripod and couldn't take the long exposure I wanted so I settled for two rapid shots instead. Neither really stood on it's own so they've been sitting on the hard drive for a few weeks.
Saw a night shot over at Orbit1 where he combined a series of long exposures using layers and lighten.
http://www.orbit1.com/dailyphotos.aspx?a=prev&pid=876
Brought the "two dogs" into PS as layers. Since it's a day shot of a black dog I used darken on the top layer and they blended together nicely. Just a little touch-up to remove darker leaves showing through one of the Zekes.
Hello, Jerry!
Thank you for the advice about the D-70! You have lots of great photos on your site. Took a quick look, and think this is my fav. Looks really cool. My first thought was "murder", but that could be me being too tired too:) Thanks again, Alfred.
YOU CUT THE DOG IN HALF!!!
But the cat's still ok....