Falling

By Harold Davis | Published September 17, 2014

Falling is a single, in-camera multiple exposure using the Zeiss Otus 55mm f/1.4 and a Nikon D800 on a tripod. There was a black backdrop, and I used a studio strobe on either side, facing the model who was posing on a suspended hoop. The mechanics of in-camera multiple-exposure photography aren’t too tough to master provided auto-gain is enabled. But creating these images does require precision choreography and communication with the model to get the posing positions right, otherwise the composition doesn’t come together.

Falling © Harold Davis

Falling © Harold Davis

You can see some of the other images I’ve made using this technique in these stories: Wheel of Life; Dance in the Rings; A Rorschach for MFAs and Multiple Exposures. Also check out the Multiple Exposures portfolio page of these images!

This entry was posted in Models, Multiple Exposures, Photography.

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