I then imported the panoramas into Adobe Photoshop and began editing and superimposing images to make the collage. I want to make Pano 1 feel more expansive by adding a bridge and an open field. I incorporated well-known Singaporean locations, such as the OCBC Building, Fullerton Hotel, and National Museum, to improve the composition for Pano 2. After importing and arranging the images, I added additional layers and effects to give them more visual depth. I printed and assembled each component by hand, physically layering them to give the collage a more tactile and three-dimensional look.

I wanted to use different materials because I had only worked digitally with Photoshop and Illustrator. I printed out the collage components and assembled them by hand with glue to add depth and texture. To draw attention to the vanishing points in the images, I cut out the backdrop lines to create areas of negative space. The hardest part of this exercise was learning how to use Photoshop effectively and experimenting with its many effects to create unique visual styles. I found that YouTube lessons were especially helpful for developing my digital editing skills and learning new techniques.