Multiplicity Project

 Originally meant to be uploaded before the autoscopy project, this project saw us taking multiple pictures of ourselves and combining them into one scene as best as possible. It was a real challenge making sure my camera moved as little as possible, and it did cause me problems. Despite those issues, this is still one of the works I am the most proud of for its ambition and scale.



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