DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY & IMAGING - WEEK7

NAME:  FENG SHIWEN

I.D:  0374595

COURSE: Digital Photography and Imaging

GROUP:  4





LECTURES


DOUBLE EXPOSURE 

Double exposure photography refers to merging multiple images. The goal is to make them surreal, emotional, or humorous. They usually feature silhouettes.


1. Using the Tilt-Shift Effect

Photoshop has a great tilt-shift tool that will transform your photos into soft works of art.(blur one of your photos instead of the entire image)


2. Create fake reflection

One of them is creating a double-exposure with the help of a separate window photo.


3. Experiment with simple portraits and  details textured


4. Convert your results to Black & White

It gives them a unique depth and allows you to experiment with something interesting just like  film photography.


5. Work with silhouette


6. Pick two random photo


7. Make simple objects look fascinating


8. Use Shadow



PHOTOSHOP : Blend Modes

Working with blend modes is almost always an experimental process. Because it’s nearly impossible to predict the results, you always seem to end up experimenting with different modes and Fill Opacities until you get the results you’re looking for.







PRACTIAL

Project2A: DOUBLE EXPOSURE


PART 1: Double exposure following tutorial

We have to watch the double exposure tutorial video made by Mr Martin first and download the images needed. Then we should follow the steps in the video to create the same artwork as demonstrated. 





PART 2: My own double exposure

In this part, we are to create our own double exposure using our own portrait and other images to create the effect of double exposure. 






REFLECTION

This week's task is a relatively complicated one for me in this period of time. I still encountered different problems following the teacher's tutorial, for example, I did not use filters in Photoshop in the process of color adjustment for pictures. However, I successfully completed this task after several attempts, which was very challenging

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