Cleveland’s West Side Market is scheduled to re-open tomorrow with the completion of the cleanup after a fire did some damage a few weeks ago. I visited the market last winter and one photo that I took was of a glass window in a door with an interesting swirling pattern in the glass. For this photo, I overlaid that pattern over an image of a woman walking from the market in Charlotte Amalie, the capital city on the U.S. Virgin Island of St. Thomas. I knew when I shot the window that I would use that pattern in combination with some other photo or photos. It was just a matter of time! Playing with photos today, I decided to give it a try, combining photos involving 2 different markets that are worlds apart!
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It appears that the two photo’s combined were meant to be put together, Beautiful!!
Patricia
I don’t know Patricia. I’m trying to learn to identify photos that may work well together. I find it very difficult to think that way!
That is beautiful!
Thanks Sally!