Self Portrait Challenge // week 1 double exposure
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Today I was inspired to start a weekly self portrait challenge. This is by no means a way to showcase my face all over this blog, but rather a way to practice portrait photography and try out new techniques and poses (without having to track down a friend and force them to pose awkwardly for me). I love shooting portraits, and am always trying to find new and creative ways to showcase my subjects beauty, so I hope that I can apply the new things I've learnt online so I can share them with you.
I will also be posting what settings I used and whether I did any editing to the photographs so you can try them at home.
Thank you to the lovely Colette & Kristien who inspired me to start this challenge today.
Experimenting with Double & Multiple Exposure
Camera: Nikon d700
Lens: 50mm 1.4D
Settings: ISO 2200, Aperture F/16, Shutter speed 1/200
No post editing
Camera: Nikon d700
Lens: 50mm 1.4D
Settings: ISO 1250, Aperture F/3.5, Shutter speed 1/1600
No post editing
I learnt so much about double (and multiple) exposure today (thank you to another of my favourite South African bloggers, Emma Jane Nation for further inspiration on this subject).
I created the layering of images in camera, instead of the alternative way of producing these images in Photoshop and was surprised at just how simple it was to do.
If you'd like me to do a tutorial on double exposure, let me know in the comments below.
Enjoy the rest of your weekend everyone!
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