Yesterday, two of my sons came over and visited with me. We were talking about different things and one son asked could I replace faces in Photoshop. Yes, I answered, so he said he will send me some pictures that he wanted to be adjusted. On my computer screen appeared a photograph that I had taken down in the Savannah National Wildlife Refuge. It is a scene with Spanish moss hanging from the trees that I converted to black and white. Both sides thought that it was a great picture. It would be great as a cover for a mystery/paranormal/horror book or movie. The picture would look better if it had a ghostly figure in it. Well, I do have a ghostly figure that I have used in a Halloween photo so I opened both of the photos in Photoshop. I selected the ghostly figure and move it onto the landscape photo. I adjusted the size of the ghostly figure and decreased the opacity and then, utilizing the clone stamp did a little blending. All the sons loved the composite picture, so what do you think? Let me know, I would appreciate it.
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The Ghost in the Woods |
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