This is a great job of creating twins - very believable.
I'm interested in twins too, perhaps because I have twin granddaughters and also twin cousins.
Have you read 'The Silent Twins' by Marjorie Wallace? True story, not very pleasant, but fascinating.
Like others have said, this is my favorite of the set. From her bangs to her her outfit, what a unique look this young lady has. Your digital cloning, how you merged the images, shows a few of her many sides. Terrific!
Reading your description, combining two or more exposures of the same person, I began thinking of the technical difficulties. Cut and pasting hair must be the hardest part of this exercise. You managed this very well but a scrutinizing eye will notice some minor issues. I'm nitpicking but adding a little grain might be a work around.
pretty confusing set once the notion of twins and triplets is shared.
one is never sure where the act of duplication occurred: in the physical world (as in twins) or in the digital one (as in photoshop).
thank you for that sense of confusion.
this along with the dancing twins are my favs of this collection ..
the light in this one is beautiful .. and the way the girl on the right is so emphasized by the light .. really makes her stand out and be the first thing i see .. and the first focus of my attention .. then my eyes wander to her twin sitting there with her phone .. i really like your black and white editing .. :)
This photo is my favorite but i love the whole collection and the concept.
something transgressive about it. that is a term of endearment overused in the poetry community, but I think it applies in this case.
This one is like a slow New Wave French movie. The next one is really subtle, i.e., the photoshop work is very convincing. The next two, the photoshop work is very unconvincing, which is the point.
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