Repost: Sequential Dive w/Original Photos by pimanjc
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Repost: Sequential Dive w/Original Photos
Due to questions posed by multiple viewers, I am reposting my previous image with the supporting images included.
Six separate sequential Images were manipulated/layered using Photoshop Ele. 11. Five swimmers and four spectators were removed from the pool and bleachers for this image.
Copy/layer/paste/erase/fade/blend were the techniques used.
After completion, I realized that it would have been far easier to combine these images if I had started with #1, then #6, #5,#4,#3,and #2 rather than # 1 through #6 in order as I did.
Thank you for viewing my gallery and all of your supportive and constructive comments.
JimC.
Note: I am proud to say that this primary image was selected by the Photography Forum for a "deserves a second look".
Be sure to stop by the forum and check out Last Week in the Gallery #11.
http://www.renderosity.com/mod/forumpro/showthread.php?thread_id=2879229

Comments (15)
Like I sad before.. Now that's great work what you did !! :))
great job on removing the extra people
Jim, you did a very nice job on the changes here.
My comment is the same Jim.
I think it is even more amazing after seeing the originals. Bravo!!
Great shot and excellent postwork. An interesting study.
This is still wicked cool what you did
hey after 3 minutes i finally get the comment box, super work, Jim see fave words.
Interesting to see the original pics
good job with your previous post with the layers.
I recall the first posts and I liked them as well as these. outstanding action captures and post work
Very cool and well done.
Aha, thank you for explication, so many possibilities with that cam and knowledge of course:-)
Fantastic capture of all the action here.
Excellent shot!!!