This is my third rendering of this composite photo. I resized the Indian chief and moved the background a bit so that it appears as if he is a colossus rising up from the mountains of the Grand Canyon.
October 15, 2007
Grand Canyon Colossus
This is my third rendering of this composite photo. I resized the Indian chief and moved the background a bit so that it appears as if he is a colossus rising up from the mountains of the Grand Canyon.
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