A project I had to do last year for school, I kinda like how your eyes need some time to adapt to the certain layers of the images. But I doubt that you can use double exposures in a serious reportage. Or has anyone a counter-example?
A project I had to do last year for school, I kinda like how your eyes need some time to adapt to the certain layers of the images. But I doubt that you can use double exposures in a serious reportage. Or has anyone a counter-example?