Composite image

1. My Experience Making Composite Images and Using Photoshop:

Creating a composite image is not easy and not something an everyday person can do. But, just like in my case, after using the right tools and correct app then it would be a lot easier to make a nice composite image.

1. The Soccer Stadium Composite Image:

As I was creating my composite image in Photoshop, I found that the soccer stadium image we created as a class was relatively easy to put together. The different layers of the image were straightforward to organize and adjust, and the final product looked great.

But, I am not going to lie, photoshoot is a very confusing app especially when you are new to those types of things. Simply, I just was very stressed out and found the app to be overwhelming in general.

Even with the difficulty, I worked through it and eventually found photoshoot to be like a friend. Overall, I am excited to have learned this new skill and look forward to practicing it more in the future.

1. My Own Composite Image:

For my composite image, I merged two images of a car and a race track as the background The process involved selecting the car from the first image and placing them onto the Racetrack background. The final result was a beautiful and cohesive image that looked like the car was being ready to participate in a race.

1. How I Made My Composite Image:

To create my composite image, I used the objective tool and the move tool. The objective tool allowed me to select the car from the first image and remove the background. I then used the move tool to place the person onto the Racetrack background. After positioning the car , I made additional adjustments using the layers panel to create a seamless blend between the two images.

Conclusion:

Creating a Photoshop composite image is a skill that can enhance your work and help you stand out as a designer or photographer. With attention to detail, a good eye for composition, and strong Photoshop skills, anyone can create stunning composite images. The objective tool and move tool are just a few of the many tools available in Photoshop to create a successful composite image. By combining different images and manipulating them individually, you can create a cohesive and stunning image that will impress your audience.

Here are my two composite Images

Photos that were used to create my composite image and where I got them from.

This picture was found on google by simply just searching up "Racetrack." I thought it would make most sense when using a Bugatti which is one of the fastest cars on the earth too be placed on a racetrack.

I also searched up a Bugatti on google to make the picture look nicer with Bugatti being one of the nicest cars in todays world.