Double Exposure 2

This is my Double Exposure image that I produced during a double lesson earlier this term. To produce this I had to take five images with a blue effect and five images with a red effect. After this I selected one red effect that I thought was the best and vice-versa with the blue. I then copied and uploaded these images onto Photoshop and worked with them using different tools to produce this final image.

Double Exposure Photoshoot

Earlier this term, I took several photographs of a student in my class using different colour filters. The colours I used were red to show danger, love and hate. Also as a second colour I used blue to show sadness and hope. This together produces a great combined final piece. To produce this you need to upoload both images on photoshop then use the blending mode and then click on normal then select screen to blend the images close together.  These produces two images with different colour effects to show a variety of moods.                                              

Scott Jarvie Own Example

 

 

 

This is a image I took during a double lesson earlier this term, I used Scott Jarvies own examples to help me produce this. To produce this I used a large tripod to hold the camera and my partner held a light ring which made the ring cover his face and remove everything else in the image.

Scott Jarvie Research Analysis

This is a photo taken by the photographer named Scott Jarvie, most of his images are taken while using a piece of photographer equipment named the flash ring. This allows you to produce images which have the ring covering for effect. As you can see this photograph shows 3 people and shows them with elated moods and also if you put your fingers or hands around the flash ring this can help produce a excellent final image. He also uses a wide lense angle camera because it brings the faces closer to the camera.