combining or juxtaposing two .jpg images into 1 image

**paradoxguy** · May 24th, 2009, 12:07 AM

I have two .jpg photo images that would, IMHO, look great juxtaposed as one image. Does anyone know how to accomplish this? I would prefer not to have to invest in photography/imaging software, but I know this may not be possible. I searched on Google and this forum to no apparent avail. I am not a photography/graphics virtuoso, just a layperson who wants to complete this one task, but I am certainly willing to invest the time and effort to learn what this task requires, if it can be done.

My PC is a Dell M1330 notebook with Windows Vista Home Premium and Microsoft Office Student edition 2007.

Thanks for your attention and any advice/opinions.

PG

**paradoxguy** · July 5th, 2009, 10:17 PM

Originally Posted by paradoxguy

I have two .jpg photo images that would, IMHO, look great juxtaposed as one image. Does anyone know how to accomplish this? I would prefer not to have to invest in photography/imaging software, but I know this may not be possible. I searched on Google and this forum to no apparent avail. I am not a photography/graphics virtuoso, just a layperson who wants to complete this one task, but I am certainly willing to invest the time and effort to learn what this task requires, if it can be done.

My PC is a Dell M1330 notebook with Windows Vista Home Premium and Microsoft Office Student edition 2007.

Thanks for your attention and any advice/opinions.

PG

I appreciate the user who responded to me privately, provided suggestions for freeware to combine images, and juxtaposed my desired images for me. Recently I discovered a freeware program that easily combines images into one panaromic image. It's not superfancy, but works well for combining images. If anyone is interested, this is the program website:

IrfanView - Official Homepage - one of the most popular viewers worldwide

**vass0922** · July 5th, 2009, 10:40 PM

I used a tool called hugin to do my panoramic shot, and it worked pretty well
there was one spot I would of liked to see some improvement, but it was partially my fault for taking pics w/o a tripod

hugin results
http://images49.fotki.com/v1458/file...DCSkyline3.jpg