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https://www.behance.net/gallery/74585445/NEW-POSTER-COMPOSITE-METRO https://www.behance.net/gallery/38158085/Caminar-(Compositing) https://www.behance.net/gallery/29407445/Oreo https://www.behance.net/gallery/9088147/Nails https://www.behance.net/gallery/66427865/Composite

Nails: Each composite element in the image meshes perfectly together. It does not feel like several different pictures piled together, but a smooth, flowing, realistic, and slightly strange world in which tiny people paint nails. Metro: You instantly focus on the subject of the image - the armed protagonist running (possibly jogging, he does not seem to be in much of a hurry) toward you. However, to me there is something a little off about the composite. Although the lighting feels correct at first glance, the juxtaposition of the clearly defined subject and blurred vehicles and background adds a somewhat unsettling and unbelievable effect that I do not enjoy.

Oreo: Admittedly, there are probably a lot of us crazy enough to jump out of a helicopter for an Oreo. It’s completely ridiculous, but has just enough of a cartoon effect to it that I believe every bit of it. 

Jesus: What really throws me off about this hilarious image are the different resolutions each of the composite elements are in. You can clearly see that the image of Jesus and the drink he is holding are two different images just from their different levels of clarity. For me, this ruins the believably of the composite, giant laser beam shooting Jesus aside. 

Desert Doorway: From the perfect lighting and the infinite possibilities that may be beyond that door in the desert, I want to believe that this image is real. I know it is not, but it is so fantastical and well-composited that my mind and heart want to visit this place.  

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