Multiplicity

For this assignment, we were asked to create a new page to hold two series of photos, and two final products. First things first, we took multiple photos of ourselves interacting with each other, and multiple photos of someone else in the same photo frame, but in different positions. After preparing these photos for editing, I put them into photoshop. The first one of Cristina was much simpler than the one of myself. This is because there was only 3 photos to combine, while the one of me had seven photos to combine. For the first one, I played around with the opacity and layering of the three photos, however, with the second shot, I copied and pasted the different figures onto one photo frame because there were so many. In the end, I had to remove one of the figures, as it made the photo too busy. I wanted it to be clean, with no overlayering with the bodies. Overall, I very much enjoyed the outcome of this project, despite the fact that I found it very challenging at the same time.