Showing posts with label Multiple Exposure. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Multiple Exposure. Show all posts
Tuesday, 21 October 2014
Multiple Exposure Image Bank
In this image multiple exposure has to put a location in someones face, to me this photo says that he is hiding from that place and this is due to the use of sunglasses (which hide your face), ad the use of black and white which brings quite a depressing vibe to the photograph. Elaborating on the idea of the sunglasses, the sunglasses hide his face which is covered by the location which is why I thought that he is hiding from the location. I like how his face is centred as it makes him the focal point of the photograph, which makes the trees and river also the focal point as they meet in the centre of his face.
In this picture the use of multiple exposure shows a sequence, the man and woman standing by each other, then following with a kiss. However this use of multiple exposure could express desire, this is because the part of them kissing is faint compared to the other part, suggest it is what both of them are thinking. The use of black and white makes this photo seem quite deep because that is the effect it has on me.
In this image multiple exposure has been used to put trees in a girls face twice over which I like, I like the colour in this image as it brings a very natural vibe to the photograph. This photo to me suggest that her head is very busy and she has a lot on her mind because the forest part of this image is very clear, which enforces this idea more so. I like how beside the her face which is facing sideways it is white because this keeps the attention to the main part of the image, however i feel the image needed that bit of breaking up.
In this image the sea is more prominent than the girl concerning the multiple exposure and this to me suggest nostalgia and how she wishes she was there. Or it suggests that this is a memory for the person that is taking the picture and that it is their memory, and perhaps it is an old flame they never quite let go of. I like how the faintness of the girl also could be light hitting her head like sun and that is how both compare.
In this image the multiple exposure enforces the saying "music in, world out". This photograph reminds me of this because around the headphones the city becomes fainter and fainter. I like how the city is in colour in the boys head as it lets the viewers know what it is exactly. I think this picture has been toned down a bit and i like this it produces a sundown vibe which I think is really nice.
In this image the little boys head becomes a construction site and this reminds me of the idea of growing up as a construction site grows up and develops, which could be in relation to his brain. The little boy seems quite upset in this picture which suggest as his feelings and knowledge broadens, he is not happy with what he is learning about the world or his life. This is enforced through the use of black and white and the depressing vibe it brings to the photo.
Tuesday, 14 October 2014
Multiple Exposure Work Diary
I found multiple exposure a very nice technique and very easy once you have the settings of your camera all set up. i like that you can use as many images as wished however I prefer it with just two as with more than 2 and an incorrect composition of subject I feel it can become too much. I prefer doing multiple exposure with a model and a subject as I think it blends better as opposed to 2 subjects or 2 models.
In this image I have took a picture of Amber and then of a flower bush and I personally think it contrasts over her face very nicely. The bushes prickles are very faint on her face however almost seem to create a pattern on them which is very intriguing to look at. I also like the cluster of pink which is a flower which covers her hair as it adds more colour to the photo. I didn't edit this photo very much as I liked the idea of keeping it natural.
In this image I decided to experiment with using 3 images in one image and i think it worked quite nicely purely because of the idea. I simply took 3 pictures of Amber looking in different directions and they all overlapped each other making a nice effect. In this photo I edited it so it was black and white and I feel like this brought a deep feel to the image as to me as an photo it suggest three different personalties in one person or perhaps not knowing which direction to go in, therefore indecisiveness.
Thursday, 2 October 2014
Multiple Exposure Technique
What is Multiple Exposure?
When two or more exposures are in one single picture.
How do I do it?
When two or more exposures are in one single picture.
How do I do it?
- Pick a subject to shoot
- Choose the multiple exposure setting on your camera and set the exposure mode to P
- Hold down the +/- n button located on the camera and use the scroller to scroll down into the minus numbers
- Take a picture and when the options appear below press the next button in order to take another picture, continue doing this until you are happy with the amount of pictures you have
- When finished press ok and the camera will save your photos
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