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The double exposure is an old photographic effect, usually created by exposing two different images on the same negative. In prior postings ... -
I've been experimenting with some new techniques. This one is fairly basic. It's just an inverted, or negative version of an image... -
About a decade ago, after a few years of more serious work behind a camera, I was smitten by medium format cameras. If you aren't a ... -
This image is an example of the Orton effect. To make this style of image one can either shoot two frames of the same subject using a trip... -
Yvan is a very popular model who has worked with many, many photographers. I have worked with him twice myself over the years. He is also a...
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This picture is another one from the archives. When Paul came to the shoot I mentioned I wanted to take his picture in bed with roses scatt...
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This is another "catalog" image from an earlier shoot several years ago. The summer I shot this I had shoulder surgery and for se...
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This photograph of Alain was taken at a friend's house in the Hollywood Hills off Mulholland near the top of Nichol's Canyon. Altho...
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What is the dividing line between art and craft? At what point does a tool or technique interfere with artistic vision instead of enhancing ... -
This image is another experiment with digital double exposures -- double exposures created using layers in Photoshop. The model is Craig D...
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