TransWorld SKATEboarding
Volume 21 Number 8
file: Multiple Exposure
Multiple Vision
In the beginning, there was film. Dog saw that it was good, so dog took a break. There were, however, creative manipulators/womanipulators of soul-stealing devices who’re able to capture numerous moments of time on one frame of celluloid. By exposing one frame of film multiple times and adjusting the overall exposure, a beautiful in-camera sequence (or not) could be created. This technique is available to all without the aid of hyper motor-drives or the "hideous Photoshop morphed too many frames" sequence.
Bring it back to the basics–it’s fun, it’s different, it could be a new personal discovery. Make your brain work–the sky’s the limit and mistakes are welcomed. Cable release. Flash. Light meter. Go.–Dogotohp
