Using A Silhouette To Frame Your Photo
Saturday, July 5th, 2008 at
4:08 am
While strolling around it is always good to look for unique photographic opportunities. After awhile when you look at your surroundings it’s almost as if you are looking through a camera’s viewfinder, or these days the LCD screen. On many an occasion you will be able to use some of your surroundings to actually frame your selected image. On this particular occasion I used the silhouette of some plants to frame this picture I took at Hamilton Island.
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Ha-ha cool! I like the idea and the way you used it here. If I was going to tweak it, I would burn the edges even more to really lock the framing in.
Burn the edges? Sounds cool, but you have to remember I am an amateur. I suppose you would use some sort of editing software for that?
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right, sorry!
Yeah, it’s a Photoshop (or similar) term. Basically it’s a means to darken portion of your photo…quite handy @ times. NOW, if you don’t have PS, GIMP is supposed to be a good FREE alternative. You might give that a look. I bet it has a similar function :-)
Thanks mate, I thought that was what you meant but I just wanted to make sure.
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