SweetTheSmell

BrokenBarn

ColorMeADaisy

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LaughingFlower

One of my assignments for class was to do a double exposure photo.

That means taking two negatives of different photos and laying them on top of each other in the enlarger.

I chose a photo of my friend Kaya and overlaid it with a photo of a blooming crab apple tree. 

This is an example of the rule of thirds. In the corner I burned it so the branches in the background would show.

This is a photo of Bean and her little baby Moses.

I took this at Sidie Hollow as well during a field trip.

I did a test strip in the enlarger and tested different lightings at 20, 15, 10, and 5 seconds. I chose to go with the 15 second exposure.

Line

This photo was taken at Sidie Hollow Lake. In the enlarger I felt it needed more contrast so i turned the magenta up to 20 and let it be exposed to light for about 15 seconds and got this result.

RiverBoy

This photo of my dad i took by the river on our land. It was taken with black and white film.

The original photo was not this contrasty so while i was developing it on the enlarger i raised up the magenta to get more contrast.

On the top half where it is lighter, i burned it to make it darker so you could see more of the trees.

Isis and Aaron on prom night.

SunnyRe

This photo was taken at the coop while i was out to brekfast with some friends. I wasn't trying to get anything specific but it so happened that it ended up being nicely put into the rule of thirds.:) 

BathroomFlowers

Unalike

ThisPlace

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