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If Picasso Shot the Naked Aerialist
Jul 7, 2020 23:11:40 #
He would use a Nikon because it multiple exposes in-camera. Shot with a Nikon D4s.
Not my favorite way to make a composite, though. You have much more control if you do it in Photoshop. But multiple exposures in-camera have a character and quality that is different than using Blend Modes in Photoshop.
Not my favorite way to make a composite, though. You have much more control if you do it in Photoshop. But multiple exposures in-camera have a character and quality that is different than using Blend Modes in Photoshop.
Jul 7, 2020 23:21:49 #
Jul 7, 2020 23:23:34 #
VERY interesting result. I am not sure about a few aspects, like her head and breasts being at different levels. Perhaps more zooming to separate the images more would have produced a more interesting result. In any case, this is a great concept to pursue in PP where you have all the control you need.
One thing I do like that makes the photo stand out is the parallelogram shape of the silks.
One thing I do like that makes the photo stand out is the parallelogram shape of the silks.
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Jul 7, 2020 23:31:28 #
JohnFrim wrote:
VERY interesting result. I am not sure about a few aspects, like her head and breasts being at different levels. Perhaps more zooming to separate the images more would have produced a more interesting result. In any case, this is a great concept to pursue in PP where you have all the control you need.
One thing I do like that makes the photo stand out is the parallelogram shape of the silks.
One thing I do like that makes the photo stand out is the parallelogram shape of the silks.
This type of image wasn't well accepted in painting in the 1910s either with body parts all over the place. Artists tried it. I wonder why photographers didn't. It was potentially available for them to do.
The problem with multiple exposures for me is remembering what you are doing in your head because you can't see the result till it's done. And to think I used to shoot film without that bothering me.
Jul 8, 2020 00:03:06 #
Jul 8, 2020 00:22:28 #
FANTASTICLY creative!!
Being a very successful Artist AND Photographer for nearly 60 years, I feel I can speak with some sort of semblance of authority. Well Done!
Being a very successful Artist AND Photographer for nearly 60 years, I feel I can speak with some sort of semblance of authority. Well Done!
Jul 8, 2020 00:43:11 #
The ‘secret’ to the success of this photo is...
while the figure obviously looks to be ‘multiple exposures’ , the fabric looks to be just ONE image. A great juxtaposition of the two elements!
A very successful experiment. Kudos!
If I may....if you would eliminate the ‘excess’ material lying on the floor (to the left of the puddle at her feet), and the ‘upper’ puddle (up by her ankles), then you would have a Very submitable work of Art. Worthy of MANY publications, and shows!!
while the figure obviously looks to be ‘multiple exposures’ , the fabric looks to be just ONE image. A great juxtaposition of the two elements!
A very successful experiment. Kudos!
If I may....if you would eliminate the ‘excess’ material lying on the floor (to the left of the puddle at her feet), and the ‘upper’ puddle (up by her ankles), then you would have a Very submitable work of Art. Worthy of MANY publications, and shows!!
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Jul 8, 2020 06:13:45 #
Jul 8, 2020 07:43:37 #
You have renewed my interest in in-camera multiple exposures with this great image. Appreciate - thank you
Jul 8, 2020 08:01:53 #
Jul 8, 2020 10:00:47 #
Fotoartist wrote:
He would use a Nikon because it multiple exposes in-camera. Shot with a Nikon D4s.
Not my favorite way to make a composite, though. You have much more control if you do it in Photoshop. But multiple exposures in-camera have a character and quality that is different than using Blend Modes in Photoshop.
Not my favorite way to make a composite, though. You have much more control if you do it in Photoshop. But multiple exposures in-camera have a character and quality that is different than using Blend Modes in Photoshop.
This is sooo cool. Well done.
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Jul 8, 2020 12:27:46 #
Fossilized Photog wrote:
The ‘secret’ to the success of this photo is... br... (show quote)
Thanks for the tip. I like it. And thanks to everyone for their comments. Feedback is always appreciated.
Jul 8, 2020 13:02:11 #
Jul 8, 2020 13:05:01 #
Quality, as usual is excellent, however, this composition is somewhat discomforting.
Jul 8, 2020 19:40:23 #
JeffDavidson wrote:
Quality, as usual is excellent, however, this composition is somewhat discomforting.
I hear you in regards to the altered reality. What must Picasso have been thinking when he came up with the style?
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