Elephant in the savanna
Here we have a photo of elephants in the savanna. If you want to add one more elephant to the foreground, you can use AKVIS Chameleon. It is as easy as falling off a log.
First of all we should find a nice-looking elephant. When outlining the elephant do not forget to include its shadow as well.
For the shadows of the objects to be directed in the same way, we should mirror the pasted elephant vertically (the command Edit/Transform/Flip horizontal in the photo editor Adobe Photoshop). Now call AKVIS -> Chameleon – Grab Fragment from the Filter menu. If everything is done correctly you’ll see a message that the selected object is saved into the clipboard.
Now open the photo that will be the background for your collage. Call AKVIS -> Chameleon - Make Collage from the Filter menu. The AKVIS Chameleon window will open. This window will contain the savanna background and the fragment you selected earlier (elephant).
Select Chameleon mode from the drop-down menu in the Settings Panel.
Use the Transform tool  from the Toolbox to change the size of the elephant and position it on the savanna background.
Press the button  to start the collage creation process. A preview of the image will appear in the After tab. If you are satisfied with the result, press the button  to apply the collage to the photo.
The program has adapted the new-comer to the environment and made the elephant look native to the scenery.
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— Elephant in the Savanna