Tuesday, February 25, 2020
Ethan F - Disney Duality
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This image is called Disney Duality. It is a compound image created from two photos taken at Disney world, California. I took both of them on my Kodak Z740. Edited it by combining the two images, then feeding it through a handful of filters, before finally running it through the watercolor filter and fixing the brightness. I really like this image because of how well everything blended together.
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3 comments:
This photo has an amazing use of photoshop and the use of composite. The white outline adds a pop of color and the use of having one landscape on the top and another landscape on the bottom makes it look very surreal.
I like this photo for its surrealistic view of the world. The way ground and rocks act as a framing device for the buildings in the background creates a unique dynamic between the foreground and background. The depth of field seems a little shallow but that might be because of the filter used. Either way it ads to the interesting dynamic as the ground in the foreground almost seems like it was physically placed on top of the photo like the the pictures that come out of photo booths.
This picture is awesome! I really like the surreal outline of the structures, both man-made and natural. I think the colors are a bit too grey in my opinion but that isn't too big of an issue. Nice job Ethan!
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