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My daughter as Spiderman

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My daughter as Spiderman

Postby casnell on Tue Oct 10, 2006 11:41 pm

Had a play down the beach with the image overlay and a cart-wheeling daughter- no tripod tho' !

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Postby MarcL on Wed Oct 11, 2006 2:53 pm

Great stuff! Very inventive, and extremely "dynamic". It looks like it's screaming out for a centred square-crop, and perhaps a black-and-white treatment too (if that floats your boat like it does mine). I'd definitely be looking at spending some time on a black-and-white treatment, a square crop, a decent-sized print, and putting it inside a white matt in a black frame.

Great use of non-conventional technique (a "Wish I'd taken that" shot for me).

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Postby Critter on Wed Oct 11, 2006 8:09 pm

is this done within the camera? If not, would you be able to line up the two shots a little better? That would make it look pretty cool, if all the sand and her hands matched up, along with the horizon too...
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Postby casnell on Wed Oct 11, 2006 8:25 pm

Yeah, done at the time in camera.(D200)
Maybe I ought to try lining it up in PShop. Any suggestions how to overlay 2 in CS2?
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