Have you guys heard of
Gizmodo's recent Day & Night photo challenge? I'm still trying to figure out how, exactly, this was accomplished (other than the obvious shooting in the same spot at multiple times of day) but I simply love the effect. I first heard about this technique when I read an article recently about
Stephen Wilkes. He has some of the best Day to Night photos I've seen:
Not long after reading about Wilkes' project, I saw the photos from Gizmodo's competition. Here are a few of my faves:
I get what to do in actually taking the photos but I can't figure out the post-processing techniques. Granted, I'm not the most advanced PhotoShop user but I can usually figure different techniques out after a few tries. This stumped me though. Any ideas?
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If I were to try it, I'd probably start by screening one layer into the other?
Very cool! I'm pretty much Photoshop illiterate, so I have no idea.
Wow! Those are incredible shots. I'm loving that very first one with the ferris wheel. I have no idea how you would do that in Photoshop, but if you figure it out let us know. (:
I don't have any helpful input but loved these pictures, so cool - can't wait to see what you come up with (I have faith you'll figure it out) :)
oooh how cool! It took me a minute in some of those to see the day time part.
I have not a darn clue how that was done but I like it :)
Wow this is sooo cool!!!I have no idea how they would have done it, but really neat to look at!
- Sarah
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Wow... this are amazing! I have never seen them before.
these are so cool! i recently saw something like that on pinterest. i use photoshop more for clipping and layering and easy touch-up stuff... i wish i was that advanced to figure that out! good luck :) xoxoxo brynn
Such a creative idea! I wish I could give you some tips, but I'm still stuck using a little point and shoot, nothing even close to this amazingness:-) xoxo
WOW! These pictures are so amazing and awesome!!! Love this. P.S. I was just at Santa Monica Pier...weird!
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Wow! These are absolutely awesome. I really love the first pic.
Honestly, I have no idea how you'd even start this.. BUT if you do figure it out you better share because this is TOO cool!
how cool! and so beautiful!
for this last photo ~ it looks like the black & white option along with some photo filters were used in the manipulation process ~ these are absolutely amazing!! thanks so much for your lovely comment, it means a lot!!!
xo ~ ks
Amazing photos!
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Hey Stephanie! Thanks for stopping by to see me!
These photos are amazing - not sure how it's been achieved but looks great xoxo
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wow - those pictures are amazing. and no, i have no idea how to create one. what a cool project!
noo clue how it's done. i have to think about it and thinking about the layers and effects now gives me tiny bit of headache LOL.
beautiful though, i can see it enlarged and hung above a fireplace!
these are amazing!I am so glad I found your blog- your photography is incredible. Such an inspiration to a budding photographer like myself!
I don't know either; but they are AMAZING :) ❤
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