More double exposures from when Taake came through Atlanta last month. I wanted to attempt an homage to their record covers on film, so I took the black and white roll with me to Jackson Hole to double expose it against the winter terrain.
Shot with a Contax G2 and a Zeiss 45mm f/2 Planar T* on Fujicolor Superia 1600 and Fujifilm Neopan 1600 (both expired).
Processed and scanned by The Darkroom.
Double exposures are nothing new, but are something I have NEVER been able to pull off. For some reason that I can’t quite explain… I decided to try and double-expose an entire roll when one of my favorite bands, Enforcer, came to town last week. The results speak for themselves, and have opened a realm of possibilities for my career as an artist on the road shooting musicians. In a world where digital images can be manipulated to extreme degrees (for which I am plenty guilty), these images are some of the purest I have ever created.
Shot with a Contax G2 and a Zeiss 45mm f/2 Planar T* on Fujicolor Superia 1600.
Processed and scanned by The Darkroom.
I wrote a retrospect on Southern Reel’s blog about the past year on the road with Zac Brown Band, and my best photos from the 2015!
Click here to take a look!
One year ago today my photograph of Sturgill Simpson made the cover of Pollstar! This shot was taken at the Molson Canadian Amphitheater in Toronto, Canada on August 21, 2014 while on tour opening for Zac Brown Band.
