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<blockquote data-quote="dickelfan" data-source="post: 442824" data-attributes="member: 12339">Took my daughter yesterday to see Frozen on Ice...weeee.&nbsp; While we were waiting to leave the parking lot, figured I'd take a shot of the Astrodome.&nbsp; I took two shots in order to get the entire thing.&nbsp; Figured I'd merge the two together in photoshop.Here are the first two pics before merging.[ATTACH]151772[/ATTACH][ATTACH]151773[/ATTACH]I copied both pics over into photoshop as new layers.Once in photoshop, I selected both layers and then chose Edit - Auto Align LayersThis merges the two into one picture.&nbsp; I then edited out the light pole.&nbsp; Giving me the following picture.[ATTACH]151774[/ATTACH]I then added another layer and brought in a picture of some clouds I had taken last year at the lake.[ATTACH]151775[/ATTACH]I did use the clone stamp to fill in some of the empty spaces between the trees.&nbsp; Once completed I saved back into lightroom.&nbsp; In lightroom I made just a slight increase on the clarity.&nbsp; I then exported it to Nik Silver Efects for the black and white conversion.[ATTACH]151776[/ATTACH]This technique can come in handy when you don't happen to have a wide angle lens on you.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dickelfan, post: 442824, member: 12339"] Took my daughter yesterday to see Frozen on Ice...weeee. While we were waiting to leave the parking lot, figured I'd take a shot of the Astrodome. I took two shots in order to get the entire thing. Figured I'd merge the two together in photoshop. Here are the first two pics before merging. [ATTACH=CONFIG]151772._xfImport[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]151773._xfImport[/ATTACH] I copied both pics over into photoshop as new layers. Once in photoshop, I selected both layers and then chose Edit - Auto Align Layers This merges the two into one picture. I then edited out the light pole. Giving me the following picture. [ATTACH=CONFIG]151774._xfImport[/ATTACH] I then added another layer and brought in a picture of some clouds I had taken last year at the lake. [ATTACH=CONFIG]151775._xfImport[/ATTACH] I did use the clone stamp to fill in some of the empty spaces between the trees. Once completed I saved back into lightroom. In lightroom I made just a slight increase on the clarity. I then exported it to Nik Silver Efects for the black and white conversion. [ATTACH=CONFIG]151776._xfImport[/ATTACH] This technique can come in handy when you don't happen to have a wide angle lens on you. [/QUOTE]

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