What you need to watch for is spread between the two hubbings of the die. It makes the date look wider and fain lines between the spread of the doubled devices. Check out the last image on this collage.
Coop as always great overlays & photos :thumb::thumb::thumb::thumb::thumb::thumb::thumb::thumb::thumb::thumb: I give your photos a perfect 10. did you make the program?
It's not a program. I use Photoshop and put the images together or use them separately. A lot can be learned and used with this program. I've been using it for over 10 years and still learning. Thanks for your comments all. A good image is better than a long lengthy description.
Not if you enjoy doing it. I have over 1,000 images on my image host that have made over the last 10 years. A extra premium for the number of images on my host made resort to making longer collage images. But they wised up and now charge me for space used. LOL
