Another in the multiple exposure series. This one is a composite from 12 images from the same park as yesterday’s image. To capture these shots, I just setup the camera on a tripod and let her play with virtually no direction. In fact, I asked her to make sure she ran around to the right, but obviously she forgot and just ran where she wanted. She had the right idea. I used a slow shutter speed (1/40s) to catch the action. I then created this image by stacking the 12 layers and using layer masks to paint in the bits I wanted from each layer.
I reckon this is a great way to have a different kind of portrait that really captures the spirit of the subject.
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What a joy! 🙂 It’s definitely a different kind of portrait!
I plan on heading out between 1st and 2nd period to attempt an image composite. I suppose it depends on how well the Canucks do! 😀
Really like this one Mike, great job.
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Love this one Mike, especially the way the slow shutter speed portrays the action. I’ve been meaning to do this type of thing for a long time now. I think i’m inspired now to actually do it.