"Virgin's Yellow Room" and "Under the Aqua Sea"
Double Exposures with my photos, using Gimp 2.6
I've been getting used to using Gimp, the open source image software program. For years, I loved Photoshop, but I had a computer crash so decided to venture to something new. Something I could, ahem, afford.
These two images are my celebration of learning how to repeat the process of "double exposures" that I had enjoyed doing so much in Photoshop but didn't believe existed in Gimp. An afternoon dedicated to play ("What does this do, I wonder, hm?") revealed the missing holy grail!
Say, this ties in nicely with this week's current discussion"Thinking Outside the Toolbox" at Creative Roundtable!
5 comments:
Hey, I hadn't thought of it, but double exposure might work great for some of the 2 Things Challenge entries.
I've only got Elements, but I might have to see if I can do something with it.
Larry
Debi, these look like Chinese silks. Love it!
Wow, these are gorgeous! You always surprise me, in a nice way, with your vision. I'm so glad I know you!
Very nice, Debi. I must look into this Gimp.
I want to go to the yellow room...
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