I finally decided to make an attempt at photo stacking using Photoshop. It is quite easy to do. The concept is to take multiple images of the same thing and blend the images together into one photo. The two photos that I did were made with the 105 macro. I used 4 images each with a different focal point.
My first stacked image.
The images below were the individual pictures used in the composite above.
I finally decided to make an attempt at photo stacking using Photoshop. It is quite easy to do. The concept is to take multiple images of the same thing and blend the images together into one photo. The two photos that I did were made with the 105 macro. I used 4 images each with a different focal point.
The stacked image is terrific!
Below are the images that were used to create the composite above.
This winter in Utah has produced some amazing skies during and in between sunrises and sunsets. It’s fun looking at them as a body of work.
You will see the same mountains in many of the pictures. One of them is Mount Timpanogos and the other is Squawk Peak. They are both about 7 minutes from my house.
The top 2 photos were taken on the same morning.One of the weirdest sunset skies I have ever seenAnother very strange sunset sky
The leaves are turning here in the Uinta Mountains in Utah. Ann and I took a ride on the Alpine Loop starting on the Provo side and riding all the way through into the American Fork side of the loop. As shown in the photos below, we found some beautiful scenes along the way. This … Continue reading A Colorful Loop→
