double exposure
Many of you know how much I love double exposure creations. This is a throwback of one I made of my dear friend Huijun, someone I met back while living in Portland, Oregon.
She loves hiking - surrounding herself in nature and challenging herself to experience and see the world. The greenery inspires her, so it felt simply fitting to have a double exposure creation of her with the very source of her peace.
Asuka
The pandemic has given me opportunities to grow and explore much more about myself as a creative. Early on in the quarantine days I found myself with the opportunity to create a DE with a photo of Alison’s daughter. This project expanded as we added herself and her son into the double exposure extravaganza. The result is what you see in this blog today.
This was my first time creating art with the members of a family,. It felt very special, and am looking forward to making more once the virus is under control.
Tell me which one your favorite is in the comment section. I’ll be looking forward to reading your thought. :)
Asuka
It had been a while since creating a double exposure shot. I received inspiration to create one again after recently seeing a beautiful double exposure image created by one of my favorite photographers @bykikili.
The following are the two images which were combined to create the image you see:
Self-portrait: My husband generously spared a few minutes to take a photo of me indoors. Blank wall, and the flash was used to lighting, bouncing off of the wall.
Trees and birds shot: This was an image that I captured when in Japan a few years ago. It has sentimental value to me since Japan is where my heritage is from, and I love birds because they symbolize adventure and flight.
M Kat