I wanted to capture a shot of the harvest moon as it became full on Sept. 10th. As it turned out, I took this picture on the 9th. If it is not a full moon, I certainly cannot tell! As it turned out, I’m glad I took this picture when I did because we were completely cloud-covered on the 10th and I would have missed getting a picture of the harvest moon at all!
My process:
I opened the solid black paper in PSE15.
I added the patterned paper and added blend mode Luminosity.
I used the invert filter to make the flowers in the patterned paper appear as stars in the night sky.
I added my moon photo and added blend mode Exclusion.
I cut out (erased) a circle in the patterned paper behind the moon to get rid of the flowers showing through the moon using a hard round brush at 100%.
From this point, I duplicated the photo, returned it to Normal blend mode, and added the required elements around the original copy of the photo.
a solid background paper – from True and Free, paper 12
a patterned back ground paper (slightly patterned, heavily patterned or anywhere in between, your choice) and blend it into the solid background paper – from And So Here I Stand, paper 2
a minimum of 1 text or number stamp – from True and Free, stamp 4 (added to top tag)
a minimum of 2 elements that remind you of the end of summer – single brown leaf from And So Here I Stand and brown foliage from Be Kind
a minimum of 1 Sequin or confetti scatter – star scatter from Epic Cosmic Stuff
a minimum of 1 messy mark – the circle around the “S” in the stamp added to the top tag is from True and Free
a minimum of 2 painted or paper tag – the top tag with paint on it is from Be Kind. The tag behind the photo with the telescope sketch is from Epic Cosmic Stuff.
a minimum of 1 messy thread or stitches – the thread is behind the bottom photo and is from And So Here I Stand
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