creating a composite photo digitally

Last week I posted a composite photo I made from 8 photos of a lovely waterfall. 

This is another version of that waterfall

Several people in the comments said that they like the composite but did not know how to make one digitally.

So

I created a tutorial for DigiScrap Buddy – find out how to create a composite photo digitally here.

I’d love to see any composites that you make, if you post one please leave a  comment here.

Here is another composite – a long panorama of Queen’s View

DigiScrap Buddy

I’ve embarked upon a new adventure - I've created a website



My hope is that DigiScrap Buddy will encourage people to explore digi creativity with PSE.  You can use explore in the way that suits you because I know that people differ in the way that they like to learn and  I have structured the site so that you can follow the pathway that you want to.

I’ve included digiscrapping and digiart and photo enhancing because I’ve noticed that all of these forms of creativity attract memory keepers and that often the boundaries between the forms are blurred.
Rather than chatter on more here and try to explain what DigiScrap Buddy is, I’ll let you go off and have a look.

If you have the time, I really want to hear what does and does not work for you so that I can make it better.  Please share your confusions – when things are not where you expected them or you don’t understand what I am saying - either in the comments here or using the DigiScrap Buddy email.