Thursday, December 12, 2013
Photography: Alternative Process II
In Photography we are continuing our work on Alternative Processes this week with creating double exposures and tiltshift images (look at the awesome example above by Keith Loutit). Below are a few techniques and the final 2 images are due on Monday:
Double Exposures: There are a variety of ways to create double exposures the most controlled being to take two images and merge the as layers on Photoshop. You can also use cameras which allow for two exposures such as the Holga and Diana or apps on your smartphone. My favorite app is Hipstamatic but not that they are charging here's a link to a few free apps which allow you to create double exposures.
Tiltshift: We are not actually doing tradional tiltshift which use a special lens (which tilts and shifts) but rather mimicing the effect. The three basic methods are hand blurring the images in Photoshop, using a website such as www.tilitshiftmaker.com, of creating them on the smart phone with apps such as Instagram (using the little teardrop icon) and here's a link to a few other free apps which allow you to create tiltshift images.
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