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Here is a photo collage of the very nice city of Cambridge I visited 2 years ago during my University Degree studies in UK. It is dedicated to all but mostly to the British friends of this site. I'm preety sure that the English photographers can do better than me since they know their cities and towns better, but I think I did OK for a first visit
Tremendous amount of detail in these and would look good in a tourist brochure. I also like the collage presentation.
Maybe one or two of them could do with straightening up a bit, the clockface in particular. Then again maybe you wanted to present them like this.
Tremendous amount of detail in these and would look good in a tourist brochure. I also like the collage presentation.
Maybe one or two of them could do with straightening up a bit, the clockface in particular. Then again maybe you wanted to present them like this.
Thanks Pops for your comments.
I just dropped the original photos into the collage software. Didn't do any post processing at all to them yet and didn't do any alignment in the collage.
I plan though to do all these sometime in the near future, when I will find more spare time to assemble my collages properly.
Wow
That looks really good archangel. What a brilliant idea.
Whats the collage software called?
Mowgli
Thank you all for commenting.
Mowgli, the software is Lumapix Fotofusion, the best I've I tried so far and currently the only one I'm using for creating collages.
Love It!
A lovely presentation of Cambridge, well laid out and the images are very good, and well photographed. just minor straightning adjustments required.
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