Averaged Portrait

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Take multiple photos of a friend or of yourself, then compile and average all of the photos in Photoshop to create an unconventional portrait. Have fun with the poses and setting of your pictures! Learn how to average layers in Photoshop with this YouTube video.

This assignment was inspired by Averaging Concepts Using Flickr.

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Since I usually kind of manipulate what the assignment is asking for I decided to make this not a portrait, but rather full body shots

This assignment made me laugh. Here is about 10 layers of pictures of myself merged into one picture. Again, I used the Photo Image

This unit is all about improving the photography skills I may or may not have. Personally, I know how to use a DSLR camera for

I cheated a little bit by not using Photoshop, rather I have an app for photo editing where layering photos is an option so

So, things got weird with this one. I stumbled upon Averaging Concepts Using Flickr and decided to try it since I’d never averaged a photo before.

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