Here are my two photomontages inspired by the famous photographer David Hockney. He created what he called joiners. I used a digital camera to take multiple pictures of an inspiring location, Adobe Camera Raw to edit, and Photoshop to compile my finished composite image. Although these joiners are unusual, they tell a story when you take a closer look.
To create these joiners, all I did was take pictures in rows. Starting from left to right, I took about 4 pictures and then moved up a little bit to get the next row. I continued with this method until I reached the top. Then I used Photoshop to place the photos in an imperfect manner so that the viewer needed to use their brain to get the story.
To create these joiners, all I did was take pictures in rows. Starting from left to right, I took about 4 pictures and then moved up a little bit to get the next row. I continued with this method until I reached the top. Then I used Photoshop to place the photos in an imperfect manner so that the viewer needed to use their brain to get the story.
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