Wednesday, February 01, 2012

Double Haun

In physique photography, the model is usually instructed to make very small changes from frame to frame. This image is a double exposure created in Photoshop from two such images. I like combining two images where the model is looking in different directions because it implies an external expression and a second, hidden thought.
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