Hi, My name is Liz Halloran, married, mother of 2 (pets).. I'm a runner, a lover, storm chaser, weather enthusiasts and I'm willing to try any adventure once! I'm a Lead Project Analyst for an HR division of GE and I enjoy graphic design and process improvements as part of my role. I'm madly in love with my neice Maiya and look forward to all of the adventures we are going to share as she gets older.
What to say about someone who wants it all?!
Sunday, February 12, 2012
Photomontage
The baby in all of the photographs is my niece Maiya
I like them. They have a fantasy feel to them. The child face with flowers #5 could be better if you cut the blue on the face not the flowers. Convert the image to CMYK under image > mode then image adjustment curves and cut the Cyan. Jon
I forgot to upload my comment here, this was what I had written on the weblink page of our assignment: Beautiful colors and little girl! How many images did you end up using? They are all so blended well, you think it was just a photo taken, especially the girls in the field. The bubbles image really shows the sense of depth we're suppose to go for. I like the color saturation in the green field.
Hi Liz- I really like the first photo, when I look at it it looks like everything in the background is moving while your niece is just there center stage which makes her the primary subject. I'm wondering what your niece is looking at, she looks so focused on whatever it is.
They are great photomontages. I specially like the way you applied the color temperature and color correction to the second image besides the baby's face in the middle of flower.
Thanks so much for all of the positive comments everyone - I was really surprised and happy to see them all!
When I was going through my photo catalog I realized nearly every photo I've taken in the last couple of years had been of Maiya. Because of my lack of photos of anyone else in addition to the "fun feel" I wanted to go with, I decided to use her as my main character in every picture. I was excited to see how many ways I could "work her in". For these 6 images I used bits and pieces from 16-20 different photos :)
This doesn't look like you've never done anything like this to me! I absolutely love the colors. The little one is adorable as heck.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much!! You have no idea how much your feedback means (considering I almost threw my computer out the window 10 hours into this project)!!
ReplyDeleteThis is just beautiful!! Reminds me of Anne Geddes' work! Two thumbs up! Thank you! :)
ReplyDeleteI like them. They have a fantasy feel to them. The child face with flowers #5 could be better if you cut the blue on the face not the flowers. Convert the image to CMYK under image > mode then image adjustment curves and cut the Cyan.
ReplyDeleteJon
I forgot to upload my comment here, this was what I had written on the weblink page of our assignment:
ReplyDeleteBeautiful colors and little girl! How many images did you end up using? They are all so blended well, you think it was just a photo taken, especially the girls in the field. The bubbles image really shows the sense of depth we're suppose to go for. I like the color saturation in the green field.
Hi Liz-
ReplyDeleteI really like the first photo, when I look at it it looks like everything in the background is moving while your niece is just there center stage which makes her the primary subject. I'm wondering what your niece is looking at, she looks so focused on whatever it is.
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ReplyDeleteThey are great photomontages. I specially like the way you applied the color temperature and color correction to the second image besides the baby's face in the middle of flower.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for all of the positive comments everyone - I was really surprised and happy to see them all!
ReplyDeleteWhen I was going through my photo catalog I realized nearly every photo I've taken in the last couple of years had been of Maiya. Because of my lack of photos of anyone else in addition to the "fun feel" I wanted to go with, I decided to use her as my main character in every picture. I was excited to see how many ways I could "work her in". For these 6 images I used bits and pieces from 16-20 different photos :)