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get two pictures that you want to use and open them in photoshop. select the image you want the line to come from then get the crop tool and in the width box above your images put 260 and in the height box put whatever you want, i put 500. and in the resolution box put 1. then select the are you want to be in the graphic then click on the check mark button. now select the second picture you're using in your graphic and get the crop tool once again. for the second picture the setting are going to be slightly different. for the width put 250 and for the height once again whatever you like, i put 500. and set the resolution at 1 then crop the image. now go back to the first image and right click on the layer and click 'Layer from background' then go to Image > Canvas size and if your first image is going to be on the left then click on the first arrow in the second row, and if your first image is one the right then click on the last arrow in the second row. which ever arrow you select under the drop down menu select pixels and make the width 500. now go back to the second image and right click on the layer and select Duplicate layer and from the drop down menu select the name of the first image. now that both of yours images are in one file, arrange them how you want them then on the layer palette drag the second image below the first image. select the first image and lower the opacity to just about 60% so you can see where the second image ends and where you need to cut the first image. now get the rectangle marquee tool and select the area just before the second picture ends then go to Edit > Cut. then put the first image opacity back to 100%
and you should have it done! i hope this helps!
