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Stefano Ventucci 14/01/2005 12:50
Two different pictures, blended together as layers with Photoshop's Overlay Fusion Option. Actually was very easy.The same effect can be obtained with a multiple exposure (if the camera one's using support this function): first shot - and you take the pic in the background - second shot - and here you are the overlayed picture. But, of course, is not that easy!
Stefano
Thomas A.J. Greve 12/01/2005 18:43
Hey Stefano,Please, tell me that you did this with an image editor. It looks really cool, but I don't know that it would be good for anyone to have THAT many tatoos. :-) I have a large one myself, but wow. Good shot...
- thomas