Communication time line

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I wanted to put a photo manipulation together that showed communication over time and this is what has come together. There has obviously been many other forms of communication that are not covered by this, but I think I have covered a fair selection and a large bredth of time.

I would love to know what people think as I am still trying to get to grips with photomanip. Thanks for any favs and comments

Thanks to the following for stock images
Cave by

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Cave painting by

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Star skyscape by

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Satellite by

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Boy with laptop by

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Iphone by

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Typewriter by

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Wood letters by

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Binary coding by

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Coptic tablet by

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Latin script by

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Horus Egyptian papyrus by

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Stonehenge postcard by

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Fire by

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Morse code lettering by

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Landscape by

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Train by

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Plane by

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Pony Express statue by

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Ship in harbour by

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IMAGE DETAILS

Image size

2000x1500px 2.94 MB

Make

FUJIFILM

Model

FinePix S8000fd

Shutter Speed

1/45 second

Aperture

F/2.8

Focal Length

5 mm

ISO Speed

400

Date Taken

Apr 8, 2010, 5:23:23 PM

Sensor Size

3mm

Published: Sep 18, 2012

Comments17

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JacekWolski

Poorly, very poorly.
Stocki, which you use stand out from one another.

Typewriter?
Flying phone?
etc.
What's this?

Too few have shadows in their work.

Regards

Oct 25, 2012

10eke-stock

Great concept, and well worked out (depicted?) - I do love all the details you came up with.
And thanks for choosing and using my stock

Sep 21, 2012

stebev

I'm pleased you like it, still a few bits to tweek. But I was happy with it

Thanks for the stock

Sep 22, 2012

DamselStockProfessional Digital Artist

Wow, that's a considerable amount of stock... however did you not go blind extracting it all?

Sep 19, 2012

stebev

Plenty of stock to get over lots of communication.

I use masks a lot in photoshop as it means I can always bring something back if I need to. I'm fairly new to PS and photomanip, so I'm using everything I am doing as a learning tool.

Thanks for the stock

Sep 19, 2012