Well deciding on what approach to take for my final series of photographs I found these images from other photographers who have also looked at overlaying multiple images to create interesting yet also very different overall effects.
I like the overlaying of different landscapes in this series and I also really like the colours used through out the series, I think it's very effective.
Although these last two photographs by Jerry Uelsmann and Harold Edgerton are done with film and processes in the dark room I find the way they approach the layering of images very inspiring.
Looking at my work so far:
I like the composition and colours in these two photos, and I think they are working well together as a possible series. I like the way the images are layered up on top of each other especially in the image on the right.
In these images I looked at adding myself to into the photo as well, as a way to show my relation and the sense of belonging I have with my flat.
However I think the images are a lot stronger with out me in them as they become more abstract and about my feelings which isn't working when I put myself in the image.
These photo's are continuing with the idea of looking at how my flatmates and I relate to the space around us aka our flat, and how we only occupy the spaces in our flat for a moment - the furniture and space stays the same while we are constantly moving around.
Looking at these photo's compared to the previous one (below) I don't think they are working as well.
This is because:
- I'm not doing anything in the photo, just walking around - looks set up
- Only one person in the photo, don't get the relation between people
- Too many people, I think it's ruining the effect
Here is the contact used in some of these images:
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