Idea
For the memories project, I am planning on taking most of my pictures inside, but there won't be a lot of natural light. I thought a solution to this would be to try some double exposures, because not only would it be perfect for this project, but the film would get properly exposed since it will get exposed twice.
http://www.squarefrog.co.uk/techniques/multiple-exposures.html
This website shows some tips for how to get a good double exposure from a Holga camera. It recommends shooting in lowlight which is perfect. I also found this Flickr which is for a Project called a Tale of Two Cities. Basically, one person shoots a roll of film, rewinds it and then sends it to another photographer without disclosing what they took pictures of. Then the second photographer shoots the roll and develops it, and it ends up with a full roll of double exposures. I really liked this idea and how it was a surprise for each photography.
https://www.flickr.com/groups/urbandoubleexposed/pool/
For the memories project, I am planning on taking most of my pictures inside, but there won't be a lot of natural light. I thought a solution to this would be to try some double exposures, because not only would it be perfect for this project, but the film would get properly exposed since it will get exposed twice.
http://www.squarefrog.co.uk/techniques/multiple-exposures.html
This website shows some tips for how to get a good double exposure from a Holga camera. It recommends shooting in lowlight which is perfect. I also found this Flickr which is for a Project called a Tale of Two Cities. Basically, one person shoots a roll of film, rewinds it and then sends it to another photographer without disclosing what they took pictures of. Then the second photographer shoots the roll and develops it, and it ends up with a full roll of double exposures. I really liked this idea and how it was a surprise for each photography.
https://www.flickr.com/groups/urbandoubleexposed/pool/