I never know which me

By Harold Davis | Published October 9, 2014

This is an in-camera multiple exposure, consisting of ten individual exposures combined in the camera. I used a Nikon D810 mounted on a tripod with a Zeiss Otus 55mm f/1.4 lens. The background was black seamless paper, and two studio strobes triggered by wireless were used for lighting.

I never know which me © Harold Davis

I never know which me © Harold Davis

Related image: Quo Vadis. For the entire cycle of images see Multiple Exposures.

Credits—Model: Dasha, Studio: The Lighthouse Berkeley.

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

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