This is a photo of a view from my front yard. The art in the background was created through a combination of a few different techniques, including my own process of taking a photo from above with a DSLR and then using that photo to create a 3D image out of the landscape.
The photo above is a composite of three techniques. The first technique was a long exposure on my camera of the sky from my front yard. The second technique was a long exposure of the water below my front yard on a tripod with the flash turned off (the only flash in my house, of course) and then a combination of this second technique with an in-body flash from an iPhone. The third technique is a long exposure on my DSLR of a river in the distance.
The 3D process that I use on the photo above is called “art blooming” and it’s a method of photo stitching. Basically, it’s two ways of shooting a single photo and combining them into a single 3D image that we can then use to create new photographs. The first technique is to create a photo of the sky and then to use the sky photo as a reference for the river.
Art blooming is a very cool technique and I have used it on a number of occasions over the years. The two techniques I am talking about are called “sky” and “river.” “Sky” is the sky photo that you take. “River” is the river photo that is then used to create a composite (three dimensional) photo of the sky and river.
Art blooming is not to be confused with the blooming of a flower, for example. In art blossoming, you take a photo of the sky and then apply an editing effect to it. The sky is then turned into an image of a flower. For example, I often use sky in place of a flower in a composition to add a touch of realism. You can create sky from a variety of sources.
Art blooming is a technique that allows for more natural compositions, but it also has some very strong visual effects. In the case of the sky-flower composite above, the sky is turned into a soft green light. In the same way that you can create sky from a variety of sources, you can create a soft green light by using photo editing to turn the sky into a soft glow.
The same technique is used in the art blooming on the sky scene in our video below. The flowers are colored in with soft green light.
The sky in the video is composed of a variety of soft greens and soft greys. As we all know, soft greens and soft greys aren’t very bright in the real world, so the sky is actually quite subtle. This technique is a technique that can really help a lot when it comes to creating a more natural environment.
The green light used in the art blooming on the sky scene can also be used here on the river. The sky is composed of soft greens and soft greys and the light itself is composed of soft greens and soft greys.
We love the idea of a place where everything is created by nature. Our local parks or waterfalls are often composed of soft greens and soft greys that are so beautiful that we want to recreate them. In the case of the river, these soft greens and soft greys are created by the water flows. The sky is composed of soft greens and soft greys and the light is composed of soft greens and soft greys.
