November 21, 2012 02:49:52 PM
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Inspired by the old imagery in Audubon Guide books, the outdoors, wildlife, landscape and a bit of surrealism, I have been creating montages in photoshop with landscapes and plastic replica wildlife.
*sunset* miniature plastic deer, shot on location and then montaged into landscape in photoshop.
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Comments [4]
all is forgiven! i rarely read instructions fully before i start.
I uploaded before i realized I had to use the elements given and couldn't figure out how to delete my post! Sorry :(
I was looking for the elements too.
Which elements of the photo remix images did you include. I don't see any.
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