DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY & IMAGING

Week 5


Lecture Topic: Double Exposure


This week's session delved into the art of double exposure, exploring techniques for merging multiple images to craft visually captivating, surreal, or evocative compositions. We focused on using blend modes and layering strategies in Photoshop to achieve seamless double exposure effects, enhancing the depth and emotional resonance of our designs.


Double exposure sample





Blend sample
    






Tutorial and Practical

Project 1B (Part 1) - Digital Imaging Exercise


1. Hearst Mansion (Shazam) 

2. Hearst Mansion (My Reflection)

3. Follow instructions from the W5_HEARST MANSION (https://bit.ly/3CsxWyK)

4. Submission of E-portfolio

5. Attach your Week 5 E-portfolio link on this submission


step by step work process

background 

quick selection tool to cut out the image

quick selection done

brought image over and made the size smaller 

edited hue/saturation

shadow layer created and made the shadow with brush tool

gaussian blur filter was used

reflection was made by path tool and made masked

reflection hue saturation edited



outcome





work 2 
(same process was done for this work)

had to use brush selection tool because the image was pixelated 









outcome final 







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