Here are my own set of images in the style of photographer James Turnley. To create these images I took multiple copies of the original image, and then placed them on a blank space. Following this, I changed the opacity of each image to around 40%, and then placed them on top of each other. I’m really interested in this style of work as it intrigues the audience and the images often take a while to relate to and understand. Additionally, it could be suggested that the use of the multiple images allows the producer to tell a story, deepening the concept and meaning of the image.
Ellen Kenrick Photography: Multiple Images 