First, I brought this photo into photoshop and I didn’t edit it as I liked it the way it was with the black and white filter.
Then I brought this photo from my files, dropping it on top to create another layer on top of the previous photo in photoshop.
For the Second image, I brought down the opacity from 100% to 45% which makes it become more transparent, revealing the other image which was underneath and creates the double exposure effect which is similar to my images which I used for inspiration. Therefore it creates my final outcome of this experiment.
Final Outcome –
In my opinion, I really enjoyed creating this edit because it is very simple yet effective. This is my final edit which I created while experimenting on Adobe Photoshop with the double exposure effect. I really like how it has turned out because the image which is zoomed into her face has a small smile on it, like she is thinking about something then the other shows her looking away which can attract you into wondering what has happened as it creates quite a serious yet also mysterious atmosphere. The serious tone is created through the use of the black and white filter, as the two images work well together but create a good contrast between the darker and lighter tones which were created from the use of lighting, the butterfly and one point lighting setup, which I used during the photoshoots.
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Well done, your experiments show a creative approach with clear understanding too!
Well done, your experiments show a creative approach with clear understanding too!