This is a technique I've attempted with holgas and other film cameras, but the end result has never been this beautiful!




To see the more of Tierney Gearon's work, visit her website.
Gearon is represented by Sofie Howard at Commune Images.
What's inspiring you this week?
Gearon is represented by Sofie Howard at Commune Images.
What's inspiring you this week?
Wow! These are great!! Thanks for sharing these!! :)
ReplyDeleteThe first one is my favourite, it's gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteHave you seen The Mother Project? It's such an amazing/intense document of Gearon's life and art practice. love her.
ReplyDeleteAmalia
These look so amazing! I love the first one especially
ReplyDeletelove them, would love to know how to do this!
ReplyDeletewow, amazing photos!!
ReplyDeleteIdk. what's inspiring me at the moment, well...all the fabulous fall collections do spark a happy light inside of me. that's inspiring me atm. cant wait to fall.
fantastically bizarre. i love it!
ReplyDeletexo Alison
i love your blog! great post!
ReplyDeletei'm a new follower and other people's blogs have been inspiring me this week!
xoxo
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Amalia - I hadn't seen it! I wasn't familiar with Gearon's work until I came across it last week. So glad you mentioned her other projects, they're really breathtaking, personal, and evocative.
ReplyDeleteDollsandGuys - To do double exposures all you have to do is take two photos over one another, in other words, expose the same frame of film twice. There are a lot of online tutorials if you do a quick search! The lomographic Diana camera also markets itself as ideal for this process.
These look so amazing! I love the first one especially
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