Weekly Assignment #49: 3-piece Storyboard
Nikolai
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Another one that requires a bit of both: shooting and post-processing.
Your task this week is to create a 3-piece storyboard: one larger composite consisting of three pictures, a large frame and a title (your copyright can be there too).
Your three pictures could be sequential, could be a parts of a pano, or their relationship could be even more loose. However, there should be something that unite them all, as well as the title.
No need to jump over your head to make PS create the realistic mattes and frame, but some attention in that direction will be appreciated. :wink
If you decide to get creative (like going vertical, or using differently sized images with non-grid layout) - please, submit a good simple one first and then go ballistic. :deal
One storyboard per entry (multiple entries are OK). Fresh pictures only. PS-wise: go as your heart desires, just don't go overboard with it.
For the rest of the rules, please consult with this sticky.
Let's get some story going!
Your task this week is to create a 3-piece storyboard: one larger composite consisting of three pictures, a large frame and a title (your copyright can be there too).
Your three pictures could be sequential, could be a parts of a pano, or their relationship could be even more loose. However, there should be something that unite them all, as well as the title.
No need to jump over your head to make PS create the realistic mattes and frame, but some attention in that direction will be appreciated. :wink
If you decide to get creative (like going vertical, or using differently sized images with non-grid layout) - please, submit a good simple one first and then go ballistic. :deal
One storyboard per entry (multiple entries are OK). Fresh pictures only. PS-wise: go as your heart desires, just don't go overboard with it.
For the rest of the rules, please consult with this sticky.
Let's get some story going!
"May the f/stop be with you!"
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Great entry!
We need a final product, not just three pikchas.
Please check Jeff's entry, the end result should look like that.
I didn't use any filters, just some lightroom presets that I tweaked a bit to get the outrageous colors. I hope everyone gets the joke.
Nice entry, thanks, glad WA got you out!
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Indeed Nikolai. i am happy because i am not alone, not reading the rules.
Sure i wanna !:D
From a shoot in a creepy nature preserve last weekend.
(Sorry if you had to scroll!)
Still too small for you? Check out the original photos here.
Great one, Kerry! Thank you!
Internal frames?
Size?
Come on, Antonio, you can do it
Yes Nikolai. I know you are right but I don't know how to place 3 pictures in one and I don't feel like Googling and so, for that purpose.
This n pictures in one doen't attract me ...
It was done automatically with Automate/Contact sheet...
Huumm... May be later I will try ...
For advanced framing here are few steps one can try:
- Create a new image with the target dimensions
- (optional - extra credit) Add a bg image, free transform to fill the canvas, levels to make it high key, opacity low to make it very barely visible. Also add some gradient over mask to create a diagonal visiblily shift.
- Add the target images
- Resize, crop and arrange the target images to their final positions
- Merge the tree image layers into one
- Open this merge layer style dialog, add stroke and shadow (and whatever else you want)
- That's all folks!
HTHThank you for pushing me to do the 3 photos together.
After a few tries I did it. Still not very perfect but very good. (I think).
The photos are shot with an umbrella in different positions.
We can see that some positions are not good. Still a lot to learn as usual !
The photo need to be edited because I want his name to appear completely and I don't know it at the moment and I can not contact him. I will just replace the photo and everything will be OK then.
And the margins are not perfect !
I woudl still like to see the internal frames (white? dark navy? glowing red? bezeled?) and maybe shadows, just for the kicks...
And didn't forget the BG image for the extra credit!!! :-)
/geekdom
He makes the drawings and colorize later on. (is this correct ? It doesn't sound)
I wanted him to take from home - this is where we work - some colored drawings but the one he has is too large. ( ! ) I don't understand that but OK.
He is handy caped as he doesn't ear and in consequence he can hardly speak since he is born.
He has not drawings in the net, oh no. I'm sure.
Tomorrow I will remember and I will tell him that someone is interested to look at his drawings.
I will ask him and I'll shoot his work for you to see. I'll insert them in my web page, giving you a short notice.
Stan
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One of the bantams is hatching off her eggs. This is the last one to hatch so I thought I ought to get it before it was too late. I got home this evening to find that not much has changed.
Here is my first attempt at any assignments. Now I know that we are supposed to start with the most current and then go back and hit up the rest but, I love PS and had to give this one a shot. Hope it fits the requirments.
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You can see here a photo of the work of this man.:D
He doesn't read or speak English at all. It is difficult for Portuguese already.
He is very "closed", "hermetic" to show his work
I had to convince him that there was no problem.