Double Take

September 12, 2014 |

Though relatively new on the scene of traditional film photography, German photographer Florian Imgrund creates masterful compositions the old school way. Imgrund got his first film camera just four years ago, and has been building an impressive body of work ever since. Employing double exposure techniques in the darkroom, Imgrund often merges beautiful landscapes with human forms… all without any computer manipulation. The results are incredible. Reminiscent of some other double exposure work here.

Via inthoughts.de

Posted in Design and tagged analog, darkroom, double exposure, exposure, film photography, Florian Imgrund, human, landscapes, multiple exposure

2 Comments

Sophisticated and Striking Smoky Mountain Tourism Campaign | BARBOUR DESIGN on November 14, 2016 at 9:28 am

[…] is beautifully executed. It’s even a bit reminiscent of other multiple exposure work (here and here), and most notably that by the great Olly Moss (here), which is certainly the highest compliment. […]

Capturing the Landscapes of His Youth: Jarred and Displaced by Christoffer Relander | BARBOUR DESIGN on January 13, 2017 at 9:31 am

[…] looked at double exposure photography many times before (here and here and here), but we’ve never seen analog work quite like this arresting series, Jarred & Displaced, by […]

Sophisticated and Striking Smoky Mountain Tourism Campaign | BARBOUR DESIGN on November 14, 2016 at 9:28 am

[…] is beautifully executed. It’s even a bit reminiscent of other multiple exposure work (here and here), and most notably that by the great Olly Moss (here), which is certainly the highest compliment. […]
Capturing the Landscapes of His Youth: Jarred and Displaced by Christoffer Relander | BARBOUR DESIGN on January 13, 2017 at 9:31 am

[…] looked at double exposure photography many times before (here and here and here), but we’ve never seen analog work quite like this arresting series, Jarred & Displaced, by […]