September 2016
Beginner
152 pages
4h 47m
English
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WHEN USING FILM to create double exposures, you take the first shot, and then without winding the film forward you take a second shot, exposing the same frame of film to more light and creating two exposures in the same image. When I was first learning the art of photography, I did this on a regular basis, many times by mistake. The first cameras I used were manually operated and you had to remember to wind the film forward after each shot; sometimes I just forgot. After I shot an entire roll, I would to go into the darkroom and develop the film to see what I had captured, and sometimes I’d be surprised by a double exposure ...
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