on a side note...i'm going to rome this summer for 2 months. my plan for an independent study is to take 'full scale' montages of daily life, architecture, people, signs, and other curiosities.
The second picture is interesting because of the shift in focus of the table/cafe to across the street. I don't know what your aesthetic is with the montages, but I know a few Photoshop tips on montages if you want any suggestions (erasing the seams, color/contrast management, perspective, etc). I did a bunch of photos like this (less artistic) of sites for my undergraduate studios.
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dude, those are really cool
sounds like you'll learn a lot with that approach.......................
looks great josh. keep us updated on your progress in Rome. maybe we can feature your photographs.
The second picture is interesting because of the shift in focus of the table/cafe to across the street. I don't know what your aesthetic is with the montages, but I know a few Photoshop tips on montages if you want any suggestions (erasing the seams, color/contrast management, perspective, etc). I did a bunch of photos like this (less artistic) of sites for my undergraduate studios.
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