DPI - W5 Project 1B：Digital Imaging Exercise

 DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY & IMAGING GCD 61204

 22/10/2024

23.09.2024 – 22.10.2024 / Week 1 – Week 5

WANG JINYI / 0374697

Bachelor of Design (Honours) in Creative Media

GROUP 5

W5 LECTURE：Double Exposure

Today’s session focuses on double exposure photography, a technique that merges multiple images to create surreal, emotional, or humorous effects. This can be easily accomplished both in-camera and through Adobe Photoshop, utilizing blend modes for enhanced creativity. Additionally, we explored how tilt-shift effects can elevate ordinary photos into art, while creating false reflections adds texture to the images. By combining simple portraits with intricate details, we achieve a balanced artistic expression.

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Tutorial & Practical : 

Project 1B - Digital Imaging Exercise (10%)

Part 1 : 

- Hearst Mansion (Shazam) 

- Hearst Mansion (My Reflection)

- follow instructions from the W5_HEARST MANSION (https://bit.ly/3CsxWyK)

Part 2 : 

- submission of E-portfolio

- attach your Week 5 E-portfolio link on this submission


Materials A：




a) Shazam




Materials B:




b) My Reflection

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