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An old stone home with a newer addition in upstate New York, shown above and below, needed decorative concrete pathways, driveways, a protected patio, and a side yard to help the homeowner "see" it. Follow the suggested links to see even more of the project.
Enjoy!
Diane
805-640-5575
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Composite Photos (and more) For Longer Images
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About... The Upstate New York Multiple-Views Composite Photos project...
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 Sometimes the property is wider than your digital camera has room for but the customer wants to see it all.
With this decorative concrete multiple-views project created for Prime Site Work & Concrete Inc., the contractor had the foresight to take multiple photos of each of the longer house sides... the front yard and the side yard. Since he didn't have a wide-angle lens (which distorts pictures anyway) or a panorama camera, this was the next best option.
As the imager, you can then "knit" these still photos into one lo-o-o-o-ng "before" photo that can go the distance. (Just don't try to do that all in front of the customer!)
The idea works for paver/hardscape projects just as easily.
To view the actual larger-sized composite photos, more after images of the missing garage/driveway area with several decorative concrete options, along with additional plan sketches, check out the:
NY Decorative Concrete Project At Houzz.com...
IMAGING TIP:
"For composite photos, even if photos are slightly different color tones, use them anyway. Then hide any awkward transitions with tall plants and shrubs. Definitely distract the eye with a lush landscape."
-- Diane
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Was planning to send out a monthly version of "Imaging TIPS" just for contractors who've already purchased Depiction Software's Hardscape Imaging or Deco-Com Imaging software with a focus on "how to" do something in the software that may puzzle you.
It suddenly occurred to me... that I should ask first...
What are you having imaging problems with?
Or email me directly at: diane - @ - djsquiredesigns.com
(To avoid some email spam from Internet bot crawlers, when I archive this, just stitch the email together.)
Take a look at a few older archived versions of Imaging TIPS.
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"Nothing is more expensive than a missed opportunity."
-- H. Jackson Brown, Author
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Picture A Project's Possibilities...
Got a complex project that defies your current imaging skills
but is "big" enough that you really want to land it?
DJSquireDesigns can help you define, refine, and re-imagine your project's design vision
with either 2D or 3D renderings!
Do call... 805-640-5575
DJSquireDesigns.com
      
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