30 Awesome Examples Of Multiplicity Photography
Posted on Sep 04, 2010 | Comments 1

Ever pictured you being at different places at the same time? Make this a virtual reality by practicing Multiplicity Photography.
Multiplicity Photography is all about creating an effect of cloning anything and everything you want to, in one single picture, of-course without having to play with anybody’s genes.
Get a high resolution, good camera and a tripod to keep it steady. Next, ruffle up your imagination to see what you want to create.
Have a subject.
Use the manual mode of your camera and keep it at one place from the start till the end. Try using a remote shutter if possible to avoid even that teeny- weenie distortion that might result from touching it.
Let the subject move around to the different positions you have already imagined. Make sure the positions are not repeated and are not at the same place. Click on.
Out of many options of image editing, Photo shop is the most user-friendly. So now its time to get on the real job of Multiplicity Photography, now that clicking pictures is over with.
Start with the far most picture and move towards the frontal pictures. This is the time to showcase your technical skills and bring out an arty blend of technology and vision.
Here are 30 awesome examples of Multiplicity Photography.
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( Photo by ckilgore )
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( Photo by shannonkringen )
( Photo by Paul Mayne )
( Photo by Bobasonic )
( Photo by leviandrachel )
( Photo by saboegel )
( Photo by Bobasonic )
( Photo by Angela_Toidze )
( Photo by Michael Hunter )
( Photo by ٭betenoir )
( Photo by seanleecheng )
( Photo by fuschai.tea )
( Photo by MeFind )
( Photo by revolution.photo )
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( Photo by Bobasonic )
( Photo by Mowling )
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Nice pics.