I am retired. I started making poster-size photomontages of my travels. Friends suggested that I sell them. So I did. I have displayed my photomontages in galleries in Venice, Florida, Annapolis, Maryland and ten galleries and shops here in Central PA. I've sold over 400 copies of my limited edition montages. Now they call me an artist. My photographs are my brush strokes and I combine as many as 120 of them to produce my montages.
Can you put two seemingly unrelated photos together...
I am retired. I started making poster-size photomontages of my travels. Friends suggested that I sell them. So I did. I have displayed my photomontages in galleries in Venice, Florida, Annapolis, Maryland and ten galleries and shops here in Central PA. I've sold over 400 copies of my limited edition montages. Now they call me an artist. My photographs are my brush strokes and I combine as many as 120 of them to produce my montages.
Can you put two seemingly unrelated photos together and have them make sense? How about 100? That search draws the creativity out of you. The combination of thinking outside your photo's frame and using Photoshop Elements offers a whole new way of looking at life and yourself.
We will start with your photos on Adobe Photoshop Elements, dress them up, put them on the pallet, dissect them, and put them together in a way that brings them out of the confines of their individual boxes into the new realm that you create for them. I do not want you to copy me but to use me as a springboard to your own creative extincts.
