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Ok so this is the first time I have ever attempted a shot like this. I kept putting it off because I had no idea on how to do it but I took the time and read about it and figured it out and once I finally thought of the concept I wanted to do, I got it done. And I have to say I'm SO happy with the end result. One of my favourite submissions this year!
If you take a close look at this photograph you will see my friend Dave Mansour face inside the image. I used the first photograph of my friends face then photographed (Multiple Exposure second shot) of a colorful statue outside/around Crown Casino in Melbourne and this is the result!!
A bit of fun!
I was up and out as dawn broke again, I just love using the earliest light at this time of the year, Of course, my wife thinks that I am mad and I reply "I must have been once" and then run!
2006. dye diffusion transfer print. 4 1/4 x 3 1/4 in. (11 x 8 cm.) (overall); 3 3/4 x 2 7/8 in. (10 x 7 cm.) (image). artist collection. camera: polaroid colorpack, the; film: polaroid 108 (expired mar 1992).
a series of layers, levels, or gradations in an ordered system.
We breath, we talk, our hearts beat fast and loud, we believe we're unstoppable, we're proud...
But when we walk on the city, we're there a mere second and then we're gone. We're just tiny ghosts who left their imprint before vanishing... do we matter? Does anyone care then?
Palma de Majorca,
Spain.
Photo created by mixing 4 different images taken with a 3Gs iPhone using regular camera and processed ONLY ON iPHONE (no Photoshopped!) with Autostitch app (for the multiple exposure effect), Perfectly Clear app (to bring the exposure to life) and Photogene app (to crop slightly, bring up the colors and add the border).