Another idea seen in a mag. Tried it out with both green and red apples. Both are comprised of just two shots and blended in PS
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I think the second one is the stronger image Stan as you see the cuts head on.
BTW thanks for letting me know which magazine you found the veggie pencils in, I picked up a copy yesterday [emoji106].
I'm not sure if I'll ever use the freebie hot shoe bubble level though [emoji15]
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thanks guys
the first is in the magazine but I thought, apart from the cuts showing more, the red was a better colourI think the second one is the stronger image Stan as you see the cuts head on.
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Nice, Stan. I too prefer the angle of the second.
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Great technique Stan
Another vote for the second from me
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Thanks Tony, Alex and Dave
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Clever stuff Stan.
Like the first shot but I'm biased, I prefer green apples to red every time.
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second gets my vote too - nice work Stan:- Ian
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Very clever as usual Stan. Taking it to another level, why not completely separate the sections and have them floating independently of each other?Alan.
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Thanks Bill , Ian and Alan
Good idea Alan but a bit more complicated as the Apple is a single shot and would need to re shoot with a number of frames. Something to try out on return from our long weekend break
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Clever Stan. I've no experience of the Blend Tool I must take a look at it. I have this mental picture of a long spiral of apple peel hanging from the sliced apple into the bowl below .........Russell
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2nd is outstanding Stan
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thanks guys
not really a specific tool as such just using selections, layers and masksI've no experience of the Blend Tool I must take a look at it
looks like I will have to get a kilo or two of applesI have this mental picture of a long spiral of apple peel hanging from the sliced apple into the bowl below .........
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