I have to say Photoshop is quite overwhelming for me – mostly because it’s so powerful and isn’t just a photo editing software! But I am totally game to learn and I figure that what I have learned so far might be useful for others. So here’s sharing with you how to go about creating one photographic image out of two, or more, photos in Photoshop. It might not be the only way. Or the best way. But it is one way and it may make your photography that you display more creative and captivating.
Okay. Here we go… Putting the three shots together (see below) was surprisingly easy. All you do is open all the photos that you wish to put together into one in photoshop (I did this from Lightroom). Then you click on the one that you will add the other(s) to (so that would be my first image below). Next go to -> image and then -> canvas size. “Anchor” the image to the side you want it to be anchored on (so I clicked on the left middle arrow for this). You need to change the canvas size so it will fit both or all of the photos. I tripled the width and left the height the same because the photos are the same size…
Next drag in the photo(s) and nudge them (you can use the control arrow + key too) into place by using the arrow tool in the top left tool panel (it’s found top right). Once it is all in place simply save it and this new copy will be back in Lightroom. There may be better ways to go about this, but this worked for me and I hope it works for you too!
P.S. Make your canvas size a little bigger if you want a little white space between the photos.
xoxo
Lyndsay
And here are the results… in a crazy mathematical breakdown…
Photo 1

+ Photo 2

+ Photo 3
= ONE!
That’s right! It equals one! Wohoo!
This is the very first image I have posted on my website that I used Photoshop for other than a little sharpening:

































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