During the 1970's to the mid 1980's David Hockney worked alot with photomontage. He used several polaroid snaps of one subject to make a composite image, like the one above. he took pictures from several anglesand at different times to replicate what a person would see in real life. this was later known as 'the joiners'.
Monday, November 2, 2009
David Hockney
During the 1970's to the mid 1980's David Hockney worked alot with photomontage. He used several polaroid snaps of one subject to make a composite image, like the one above. he took pictures from several anglesand at different times to replicate what a person would see in real life. this was later known as 'the joiners'.
Sunday, November 1, 2009
Amature stop-motion
This is an example of some more basic stop motion photography. the two guys have put together a good video showing some of the easy stuff you can do with stop motion.
Stop motion
Stop motion is the technique that photographers use togive the illusion that an object is moving on it's own. This works by taking several pictures of an object and moving them a small amount each time. When thes pictures are put into a sequence it gives the illusion of self movement.
Aardman studios use these techniques to create Morph and Wallace & Gromit (see video)
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