Brian Copeland said

H.Belazri said
Thank you Brian for your explanation , Can i do this with photoshop Lightroom ?

Not as far as I know.  But I used Photoshop Elements launched from within Lightroom.  Lightroom is really more of a way to 'develop negatives' from RAW images, but Photoshop is the pixel editor.

If there is a way to do it, I wasn't able to figure it out.

Hmm .. Okay Thank you

 

 

 

 

mscharff said
I think you could also do a similar thing in photoshop... take the two pictures... then use the edit, auto-align layers... you can then add a layer mask to the top picture... then "bush in" the second subject using the brush tool using black as the foreground color.  This is a great thing to do when you are taking a family shot and everyone looks great except one person.  You can do this and use one person's face from a different shot.

Thanks for explaining that for the Photoshop crowd.

H.Belazri said
Thank you Brian for your explanation , Can i do this with photoshop Lightroom ?

Not as far as I know.  But I used Photoshop Elements launched from within Lightroom.  Lightroom is really more of a way to 'develop negatives' from RAW images, but Photoshop is the pixel editor.

If there is a way to do it, I wasn't able to figure it out.

H.Belazri said
Hello Brian !

I liked this shot and the little julianna is so cute , also  the way how you combine the W/B and Colour are awesome .

By the way Can you please tell me how you did it to merge the two posture .

The merge was pretty easy actually.  I opened up both pictures in Photoshop elements.  Then I used the rectangular marquee tool to highlight the amount of the 'right' picture I wanted.  Copied and pasted it into the 'left' picture.

I had a problem with the shadows of the tree though because of the breeze, so I used the erase tool and erased part of the left photo where the tree shadows on the ground were.

Also, a great combination of processing programs.  Thank goodness Adobe is not folding these two
into its future Creative Cloud subscription plan.  Many unhappy photographers out there.

I liked this shot and the little julianna is so cute , also  the way how you combine the W/B and Colour are awesome .

By the way Can you please tell me how you did it to merge the two posture .

Both are:

f/8   1/250sec  ISO 100

Flash was on because the sun was extremely bright.