Image Layering

Image combining 2 or more photos into one and often for creating collages.
Family photos could be combined into one photo. It’s even possible to have family members all together, even people you have never met. Age progressions of a single person could be created to show the changes through the years.

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The 20 photos making up the above collage were taken at an annual parade. This collage was used online for a website.

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Customer:
  
Self Promotion – White Squirrels of Exeter, Ontario
Website:
  
Time:
  
12 hours spent layering
images – excluding photography time
Objective:
  
To
create an eye-catching intro page for the whitesquirrels.ca website. There
are many towns in North America that boast “Home of the White Squirrels”
and we wanted to make the Exeter white squirrels the leader of the pack. RoadsideAmerica.com has a section dedicated to white squirrel wars between competing towns and we wanted to be the heavyweight contender in this
fight. The media attention and search engine placement that we have received
puts us on top!
Images:
  
13 photographs & 2 graphics
Special Note:
  
The
peanut rollover button changes colour and is also an animated GIF which makes the peanut move up and down while the page is being viewed.

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Customer:
  
Self Promotion & Victoria Park – London, Ontario
Web Site:
  
Time:
  
16 hours spent layering images – excluding photography time
Objective:
  
To create, in one image, the park in all seasons with various elements found in the park. The Black Squirrel pin, the Black Squirrels of London online MP3 song and squirrels are the focus of the site.
Images:
  
11 photographs & 1 graphic
Special Note:
  
All photos were taken by Virtual Edge Communications. The rollover button changes to red.

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Customer:
  
Habitat for Humanity London, Ontario
Website:
  
Time:
  
13 hours spent layering
images – excluding photography time
Objective:
  
Habitat for Humanity London wanted a catchy graphic to celebrate their 10th anniversary of building houses in London, Ontario and to commemorate the building of the 10th and 11th homes in London. The graphic incorporates the two major sponsors for the 2003 build, Andersen Windows and citi
financial. This image was also used on CD labels and was the cover photograph for Habitat London’s annual report.
Images:
  
9 photographs & 2 graphics
Special Note:
  
The rollover button is in the centre of the “0” and changes colour. We’ve
incorporated a flash animation with the layered image.

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annual-report
The 2005 Habitat for Humanity annual report was created from photos taken by Virtual Edge Communications. We did the collages and the annual report shown on this page.
h4h-layers-01The above collage was created as a Thank You to Andersen Windows for their help in building a home.
h4h-layers-02The above collage was created as a Thank You to the Ivey School of Business for their help in building a home.
h4h-layers-03The above collage was created as a Thank You to MacKay Cocker Construction for their help in building a home.