Kriissy_888
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This assignment was particularly fun to do. It was almost like shooting a movie for me. Multiple exposure consists of placing a camera in one spot where it remains stationary and the subject moves around, creating a scene instead of the camera. The versions of me where I'm inside of the tree, I was REALLY anxious; I thought I was going to fall and crack my skull xD. I really liked this assignment because in Photoshop, I was given the opportunity to add many versions of myself in a singe frame by erasing and blending in the colours of the background, which served as an interesting tool. In this picture, I admire how the tree is like the second main subject in the photo, because i used this pine tree as a base to do all my positions to make sure most of them do not overlap. The view from behind is outstanding as well, because the viewer can see deeply into the photo where the park and homes are located. The overcast of the weather was an advantage as well. Also, the fact that each version of me seems to be interacting with one another (Two Krystals are bulling the one sitting by the tree with her thumbs up), except for the Krystal off the left holding and smiling weirdly at her umbrella). Compositional elements that I see are filling in the frame (the pine tree), texture, shapes, telling a story, and leading lines.
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This assignment was particularly fun to do. It was almost like shooting a movie for me. Multiple exposure consists of placing a camera in one spot where it remains stationary and the subject moves around, creating a scene instead of the camera. The versions of me where I'm inside of the tree, I was REALLY anxious; I thought I was going to fall and crack my skull xD. I really liked this assignment because in Photoshop, I was given the opportunity to add many versions of myself in a singe frame by erasing and blending in the colours of the background, which served as an interesting tool. In this picture, I admire how the tree is like the second main subject in the photo, because i used this pine tree as a base to do all my positions to make sure most of them do not overlap. The view from behind is outstanding as well, because the viewer can see deeply into the photo where the park and homes are located. The overcast of the weather was an advantage as well. Also, the fact that each version of me seems to be interacting with one another (Two Krystals are bulling the one sitting by the tree with her thumbs up), except for the Krystal off the left holding and smiling weirdly at her umbrella). Compositional elements that I see are filling in the frame (the pine tree), texture, shapes, telling a story, and leading lines.