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Assignment 3: Clones

With this assignment, the goal was to take multiple images of one person and create an image of clones. below are the two images I came up with.  


This first photo was my least favorite. while I feel like the back 2 clones were strong, the front clone is not my favorite, and I could not get it to blend quite right. 
This last image I made, rightfully named "Enter Sandman", is my favorite. I asked to just do 2 images instead of three in exchange for me doing multiple clones. Will and I stayed after class and helped me. In all there where about 20+ clones photographed, however my iPhone camera clipped off a lot of them. in the end I believe I ended up with 13 clones. And despite my computer dying on clone 12 and having to start over, I finally got all of the clones into place. I am extremely proud of this image and the only clone I wish I could blend better was the one laying across the seats.

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  1. JAM!March 16, 2022 at 11:20 AM

    I think whoever took the pictures for your second one did a really good job!

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