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using a film cameras instead of digital will show me a new way to look through a lens and the way i see things and the way i take photos. using the film camera thought me more control over iso and aperture, sense using the film camera my photos look more balanced and secure. because of this i have decided to use film camera for my final in unit 8  

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using a film cameras instead of digital will show me a new way to look through a lens and the way i see things and the way i take photos. using the film camera thought me more control over iso and aperture, sense using the film camera my photos look more balanced and secure. because of this i have decided to use film camera for my final in unit 8  

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Double exposure is the superimposition of two exposures to create a single image, and double exposure has a corresponding meaning in respect of two images. If this can’t be done for what ever reason then you can do what I thought was much more easy. First find a photo that speak to you, something that looks unique. Once u took the photo take another photo of a model or object to use. then uploaded it to photoshop so u can make it a silhouette and post the background under the first layer. this makes the model have the other photo inside them making it look like a double exposure

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born in 1990, Matt Wisniewski is an American artist and software engineer. Matt is now a well known double exposure artist and says that “Usually if I do something with their body it’s because it’s simple enough that I can just work over it." looking at his work you can see that working with the human body is something he has mastered, instead of placing them on top each other he combines them with nature, like they are becoming a 'forest' or the ocean.

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when i first saw my dad take a professional photo in the snow i saw photography a whole new way, the way he used the camera was like something brand new. i asked him to show me, i wanted to know how he took these photos the pop out with such great colour and focus. once i saw my dads photos for what they could really be and knew that in wanted to be what he was. so my dad was the main reason that i wanted to start photography, he’s the reason that I see the world completely different.

When I was 16 (about 14 months ago) I had my first professional job. The job that my dad got me was my first job, he and me got paid to do a friends wedding that involved planing and natural lighting. It was then where I learned how to take photos in a natural investment. I had to find angles and make sure iso was perfect due to the white dress and the light beaming through the church window. By the end I felt I knew more and wanted to know even more, so I joined  the collage so I could be a better photographer then I was. I feel that my work has advanced more then just wedding jobs and has advanced to something with more profeshion.

“Photography is capturing beautiful moments that you think should be captured and shared with the world”

-Keiran L Harvey

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this was a raft draft of the double exposure work that I'm doing for my final in unit 8.
this is nothing compared to what i have in mind. the photo inside the face will look more natural and more like the photo always belonged.
the photo she look like a piece of nature has been taken from somewhere and combined with the face or body of a human.

the backdrop was meant to have a clear white look but because of the hard light we used the white background became more grey with too much shadow.

(i would have uploaded the rest of my photos but due to a corrupted USB stick i could not be done.)

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this could be a group of models or single a model that would pose in anyway that the photographer

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photos that conceits on having the earths natural surroundings put in to the photographs view. this could be trees,mountains, clouds or wildlife.

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night photography refers to photos that are taken outdoors between dusk and dawn. those who chose this find have a choice between using artificial light and using a long exposure, exposing  the scene for seconds, minutes, and even hours in order to give the film or digital sensor enough time to capture a usable image.

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Wedding photography is the photography of activities relating to weddings. It encompasses photographs of the couple before marriage (for announcements, portrait displays, or thank you cards) as well as coverage of the wedding and reception (sometimes referred to as the wedding breakfast in

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Urban photography is an interdisciplinary field of visual practice concerned with the evocation and representation of urban spaces and the lives of those living, working and moving through such spaces.

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Perhaps the most straightforward way of separating amateurs from professionals is looking in the dictionary. By definition, an amateur is “a person who engages in a pursuit or activity for pleasure rather than for financial benefit.” On the other hand, the definition of a professional is a little less straightforward.

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macro meaning close up to flowers and other plant life that you would like in deep detail, such as, flowers, tree bark or crass.

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for this idea I will be using a film camera that will be used manually by me. step 1 of my idea is to take photos of nature, whether it be tress or wildlife in London. once I have over 30 photos or more on the film ill take the film out in a dark area (dark room) and rewind it with the photos still on the film, then the NEW photos that will overlap on the original photos. the images overlapping turns them into random made double exposure will give them great light exposure and make them look more sharp.

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For my final piece in unit 8 I wanted to explore nature through life.docx

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final 1                           name:"within nature" 

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final 1                           name:"within nature" 

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the reason i chose this piece out of the 64 others is because it show great example of how i wanted this project to turn out. i stated that i wanted the project to be about humans becoming one with nature. i used double exposure to create and image that shows nature within someones soul. you can see him taking a photo of nature and having the trees inside him shows that it s his true passion

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the film was exposed for 25 seconds, the contrast was at
2 1/2 and the lens was half open to make sure the iso was not to dark.

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final 2                                    name: "becoming nature"

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final 2                                    name: "becoming nature"

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im not sure how i feel about this piece. i love it so much but at the same time i know its blurred which makes me think that the work should be redone. however i look at this work and see that it speaks about the way i love nature within nature

IMPORTANT!!!

the film was exposed for 20 seconds, the contrast was put to 2 1/2 and the lens was almost closed all the way.

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the real way to do this is by using a old fashion film camera. the way it works is you have the film inside the camera with about 36 photos inside. then you have to rewind the film while its inside the camera so it doesn't get over exposed. once the film has been rewind take 36 photos on top of the old ones, that way the photos from before will overlap on to the new ones making it double exposure. the most important bit is to take the photos into a dark room and develop them which will take up to 25 minutes tops. you can chose the size, iso and aperture. the dark room gives you way more control then using photoshop. ill be using the dark room a lot more in the future.

(the best camera i could think of is the k100 which is useful when using black and white film.if you are going for a dark theme then i would recoment this to anyone. the only thing i would change is the  lens due to how weak it).

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the idea for this was to get a better understanding of double exposure. i started by setting up the cameras to work with the light meter. once the light were set up with the camera we could control him much exposure the photo would take. by doing this the light would capture one photo and the capture another, making them overlap on to each other ( as you can see below). this is the most popular way to create double exposure and it should always be done like this.

*for this photo i used-
shutter needs to be open for 20 seconds or longer, so use the lowest ISO setting — 100

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in this one we played around with light exposure. having whoever runaround with a light made the effect of seeing the moment of the light. this can also be done with with movement in the body and with objects, infant a lot of artist have based their work on this.

200 ISO, 1/80, F5.6

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theses all the photo. there are not many due to the time i had but i did want to show how i Experimented

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this was one of the first ones i did. the point of was to show nature inside of the model but the face was to faint and could be seen. as you can see the contrast of the photo is a bit low, this is seen mostly in the face which is seen in the middle.

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*for these photo i used-
shutter speed needs to be open for 20 seconds or longer, so use the lowest ISO setting — 200.

. this was done by using a light meter so i could capture one image and place it on top of the other photo. this is done using light. the light captures one photos when used with the light meter. there are many technics for this. for example, i had the model jog and move their arms so that it would capture each moment, showing multiple exposure.

in the end i found out that i wanted to use the film camera for its dark theams unlike the way it was used in the photos below. creating multiple exposure was never what i had in mind due to its bright nature unlike the final i have created that holds dark and beautiful textures

i experimented with double exposure and lights so i could decide wether to use double exposure on the dslr cameras or to use film in the darkroom.

(i would have uploaded the rest of my photos but due to a corrupted USB stick i could not be done.)

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the thing about this photographer is that she is know well known to others. she is from japan is very talented. she does double and multiple exposure. Rae has an act for combining humans with urban and nature environments. not much is known about her but i found out that the reason she does this is "to bring beauty from inside to our outside."

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William Klein made his first visit to Japan in 1961. Being guided through Tokyo by government officials, he was able to snag some unique, and at times irreverent, shots; a young boy from japan, painting with his fist while using cloth to put paint on.

WIT- i personally love this because of the dark and sinister features that come with as soon as you see it. at first you don't think about a kid painting, your mind starts to wonder, thinking about him being abused and thats a perfectly understandable response due to how the boy looks.when i first saw this i thought the paint on the wall was really his own blood which gave me a dark atmosphere for this work. once i relized i still had those feelings, a child having those expressions made me that the artist was showing us a true form of child hood in the country.

film camera- i absolutely love the decision to use a film camera and not a dslr camera which would have made it less sinister and more bright which would change the whole meaning of the photo.

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Jürgen Klauke is a unique figure in the art world. His inventions are nowadays taken for granted,he uses a Nikon FG 35mm Film Camera with a 50mm Zoom lens. the dark contrast on the skeleton is un-even to everything else which makes it stand out to the rest of the photo give it the most focus. the photograph wanted the focus to on the darkest form seen in the photo

i think what makes this so good in my eyes is the fact that its a form of dark photography which is a photo that holds a dark and sinister atmosphere. this speaks to me due to how i have a big interest in low contrast, dark photos that have a evil theme.

the Skelton is the main focus of this piece but when i looked at it i thought there had to be more meaning due to the artist work in the past.

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Alex is 18 years old and lives in paris. she use digital photography to capture double exposure at its greatest. she uses nature,including animals to create amazing photos that show double and multiple exposure.

When she start a "creation" she says to herself: “Don’t do like others, do something different, do something that no one has seen.” This tells me that the artist wants to make something different compared to other double exposure artist, i think she wants people to know her feelings for nature and thats why her work has to be so unique compared to the other artist i have looked at. the others don't reflect my work like this one does because they lack the element of nature. what this artist and me have in common is how we express nature within other which gives me inspiration when i see her work.

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L2 FMP LAST WEEK THIS WEEK form new.docx

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iso- 100,shutter speed-1/80,aperture- 5.6

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iso-100,shutter speed-1/80,aperture- 5.6

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iso-100, shutter speed-1/80,aperture- 5.6 (no light)