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My mom is serving a mission and spending a lot of time encouraging people to go to the temple. She is in an impoverished, remote area where the travel involved is still a sacrifice. They give members the official LDS posters of their local temple to help encourage them. Even the simple posters are kind of a "luxury" item. I also get the sense that the temple seems fantastical and far away to the members.
Inspired a bit by Elder Cooks' "Picture Yourself In the Temple" talk, I thought it would be cool and relatively easy to use mobile phone cameras and superimpose photos of members in front of the temple. Then print them in color, poster-size, and send them out to my mom to give out.
The goal would be to make the temple seem closer and more attainable.
This seems so similar to a bunch of mobile apps and other tech already available that I wonder if this couldn't be done with existing off-the shelf apps. Any suggestions out there?
It's been a while since I've participated in this forum. This is probably way too simple a question for this crowd, but I'd appreciate any direction you could provide. I'm not a Photoshop guru, although a painstaking, handcrafted approach would obviously work. Of course, one could always literally cut and paste family photos on top of temple posters... but, c'mon, it's 2016.
-J
Inspired a bit by Elder Cooks' "Picture Yourself In the Temple" talk, I thought it would be cool and relatively easy to use mobile phone cameras and superimpose photos of members in front of the temple. Then print them in color, poster-size, and send them out to my mom to give out.
The goal would be to make the temple seem closer and more attainable.
This seems so similar to a bunch of mobile apps and other tech already available that I wonder if this couldn't be done with existing off-the shelf apps. Any suggestions out there?
It's been a while since I've participated in this forum. This is probably way too simple a question for this crowd, but I'd appreciate any direction you could provide. I'm not a Photoshop guru, although a painstaking, handcrafted approach would obviously work. Of course, one could always literally cut and paste family photos on top of temple posters... but, c'mon, it's 2016.
-J