here is a quick behind the scenes on my latest picture ‘traveler’. just a simple littlefolk, but here is a bit of what went into making it.
here is the picture I started with:
I then took a bunch of extension pictures of the surrounding area:
merged them all together:
then I cropped and fuzzed the edges of all the pictures, and here is the background done!:
now here is the picture of aliza I used:
I cut out the background, and placed her into the composition, here is a close-up of with and without shadows:
then I added the color correction:
and thats it! the final picture (bigger on flickr):
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as I sad above, just a simple shot, but think it came out pretty well mainly owing the the incredible light and colors this time of year.
a lot more to come, but probably not very soon as what aliza and I are working on at the moment is by far our most ambitious and exciting project to date. stay tuned!
zev
Love it!
I love your work. Such talent!
Love it! So creative and fanciful.
Your eye, is a world within a world. Thanks.
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Wow, but why do you take lots of photos and put them together? why not just take one from a little further away?
when he’s taking the photos, he doesn’t move the location of the camera, just the angle. so the resulting image isn’t the same as what he would get from a farther vantage point; it’s what he would get if he had a larger sensor on his camera.
Ok thanks, that make sense now. What camera does he use?
What aliza said below is true, but it also helps you have a wider shot with a shallower depth-of-field, something that is usually only possible with medium and large format cameras. This technique is really popular with portraits. It’s called the Brenizer Method, named after a wedding photographer in NY.
Just amazing. Beautiful work. Thank you for sharing.
I don’t understand how you solve the problem so the human you cut in to the picture to look real? I mean, I’ve been figure out to make it look real and it’s just look so fake!
You are incredibly talented! Saw a bunch of your photos on Demilked this morning. I’m in awe. Great job!
Found you on Demilked this morning and I’m so glad I did! Keep up the amazing work. I am beyond inspired by you all!
This is just so amazing. You’re very talented.
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