Multiple Exposure


Multiple Exposure


This round of photos was my third attempt at this project. In my first attempt I tried to take photos of my brother jumping in the pool, however, I could not get the shutter speed right and all my photos turned out blurry. For my second attempt, I tried to take pictures of my dog in my bedroom but since my dog is black and my bedroom is white the exposures were off. In my last attempt, it took a while to get the photos that I liked since my dog was being very difficult and didn't want to sit still. After a while, she also got full of treats and didn't want to eat them anymore so it was even more difficult to get her to stay still. However, with some help from my mum and by being very quick to press the shutter, I managed to take some good photos that I then photoshopped to produce this final product. 

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