There’s really only one of this guy in existence. But what mom of a preschooler hasn’t had days where she could have sworn there was an army of them running around the house? This is a pretty simple trick; just set up a camera on a tripod, lock it in place and have the subject move about while you take several exposures, then assemble them into a single image in a photo editing program. Of course, you can branch off from there and really get complex. A group on Flickr is dedicated to shots of “multiplicity” and use the technique to have some fun. Some even employ the technique to explore the many faces we each present to the world or those inner conflicts we all face.
Click on picture to enlarge. Photograph © 2007 James Jordan.
2 comments:
Thank you. You picture has made my today.
... modern technologies enable us to put on paper all our visions, however, it is our heart that makes these visions look like a cheerful pictures. Thank you for the warm that flows from your shot. You photo expose the miracle of gratitude for the life we have.
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