Max

..thank you for looking :)

Very nice collage. I presume this is a grandson? If this is a collage, you've done a great job of blending the images together.

The blending of the pics is seamless. I attempted a similar photo and failed miserably in comparison. Excellent job.

David, yes - this is my grandson, who just turned 7. His team won big on that day, so he was very proud. And so was I, of course! Thanks for stopping by. B:)

Martin, thanks. Sand is easy to blend. I did remove trees and homes, which showed up in the back ground, and I also had to flip one of the images, because I wanted all of them in the same direction. That's why the glove is on the wrong hand on one, unfortunately. But - my grandson likes it in spite of it. He said 'cooool', so my efforts were worthwhile. B :)

You are getting too creative for your own good. Very nice idea and nice work too. I like it.

Thank you, Shawn. Creativity has never been my problem, execution is another thing! :)

The colors are so fit, yellow, black, gray! And I believed it was just a photo until I read your reply to one of the comments! Baerbel, my hat is down!

 

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Well, well, well. Pierre the Great is impressed. Who would've thought, hahaha! Thanks you so much, and thank you also for pushing this image to the 11 level. Warm regards, Barb :)

So well done. A delight!

Coooool, indeed. I'm clueless as how you did it though. You need to take him to a Rays game!

Joseph, thank you. B ;)

GJ, thanks, and this sort of thing is relatively easy on photoshop. My grandson has never seen the Rays, but has been to a Mets game several times already. I have only seen two baseball games in my life - one was a Mets game and the second one was this one played by little 7-year olds. My ignorance was showing when I asked my grandson: 'where is your stick' and he replied 'Oma, it's called bat'. B :)