Challenge:Fear (Classic Editing) Camera:Canon PowerShot S30 Location: TV Room in my home Date: Jun 7, 2002 Aperture: 5.6 ISO: 100 Shutter: 8\" Date Uploaded: Jul 6, 2002
Thank you all for your comments (a personal record for me). I'm very pleased with the results of this picture, although I agree with some of you that the center part it's too bright. I wanted to use something different than a hand light but I needed help (wich I didn't have) so this was the best I could do.
To the ones who ask how it was done... it's rather simple really: I exposed in total darkness for 8 seconds with a lantern in my hands, and "burned" each of the faces as fast as I could, while turning arround with the ligh off. At the end only the 3 faces where capture.
I had to shoot like 50 or more times, because it was very hard not moving in the shots. I couldn't get total still faces but I was lucky I got what I got.
this is cool. i did some versions like this for my self portrait, but you did it alot more convincingly. your alternate heads are all convincingly solid looking. best photo in challenge.
I'm brand new to the site AND digital photography and wouldn't have clue one of how to do this, but this was one of my favs. The screams on the side, the pointy tongue and the light really add to the movement of the site. I love it! 10 :)
A very interesting submission. I like the triple exposure and the 'devil lighting', and the only thing it needs IMHO is a bit less highlight on the center face. When there's so much burned out area it's a bit distracting. Shey.
cool! long exposure right? I Do like it the necks joined really well and the faces didn't overlap, i'm assuming thats because the middle face is brighter
Yuk! This looks like it should be a cover photo on some acid rock CD....that's fear in itself.......I don't like this photo and would not hang it in my home. Because it makes me feel uneasy....fearful.....good job........10