At The Drawing Board
Uploaded: October 15, 2004
Composite of one image used twice. Took photo of my camera with zoom lens attached, then converted to a pencil sketch in Digital Image Pro. Then in Photo Impact, opened original picture of camera, and put the sketch over top as a seperate layer. Added grid pattern to sketch, along with page curl. Masked out the area of the zoom lens, so original would show through. Getting to final drawing board image.
S J October 15, 2004
Very creative image, Kip! You've done a cool job on this! I like it! #178658Kip T. Berger October 15, 2004
Hi Sanjay,Colleen Braun October 15, 2004
very creative... #842273Kip T. Berger October 15, 2004
Thanks Colleen. I like your gallery ; and I appreciuate your comments. #846617Sign up for an interactive online photography course to get critiques on your photos.
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