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'Step Into My World'

Title: 'Step Into My World'
Publication: Pop Magazine

Editing in the puzzle

I want the puzzle pieces to be very subtle in my images, so I've decided to use one of the photos I took of the vegetable garden I constructed, but before the shoes were photographed, so just of the foliage. I found a puzzle template on the internet to make my photo into a puzzle, then I photoshopped the pieces onto the edited images.

Moving puzzle piece into position and resizing

Duplicating layer

Filling in duplicated layer all black

Adding gaussian blur

Changing opacity

Putting behind original layer and moving around until it looks right

Editing in sky

Changing background to layer

Using the magic tool to select the background space

setting the background colours

Gradient tool in selected areas

Adding a vector mask

Selected Photos

Out of all the photos I took I liked these ones the best. I can't choose between the top two landscape or portrait photos. I'm thinking the landscape one because that would give 2 portrait and 2 landscape.

I like the way the shoes look out of perspective and oversized compared to the delicate garden surrounding them, and because of their vibrancy and bright colours they contrast against the green 'foliage.' I want to add in a fake, yet convincing sky in the background so the photos look like proper scenes.

Photoshoot Contact Sheets

Sweet Dreams by Kirsten Lepore