Getting Photos for Double Exposure project

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Getting Photos for Double Exposure project Coming up next week

Take one picture of a person: Profile or front/back

Best results with deeper shadows on 1 side: Stay away from No contrast/general lighting So how would you light your subject?

Take the other picture of a building, nature, or flowers

Homework: DUE Monday, Sept. 19th Take 3 different pictures of your person/people. Doesn’t have to be the same person throughout. Take 5 different pictures for the other photo: 1)building, 2)leaves on edge of trees, 3)flowers, 4)row of trees, 5)landscape