One can often turn bad or mundane photos into rather interesting photomontages. Here are a few examples.
I didn't hold the camera very steady while taking this photo.
Instead of discarding it I added little red spheres floating in the foreground. The spheres are actually my cat's ball which I frequently use in my photomontages.
A photo of the main hallway in my home.
The photo becomes much more interesting by adding red spheres that mimic the bubble lamps above.
Here I added a pelican to a photo of a toll road stop.
If you follow my blog you have seen this close up photo of my porch screen. Here I have added a photo of a spider.
All you need to do your own photomontage experiments is a film or digital camera and a simple program like Photshop Elements 2.0. It's a lot of fun and will help you develop your computer skills.
Thursday, September 3, 2009
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