These pictures I have collected from the internet show multiple imagery. This can be other images in another photo, this can be something entirely different placed in something unfamiliar or a mirrored image of the same subject. I like this technique as I feel that it can be used in a range of different ways depending on what you want to achieve in the photo and you can do this by over laying manually or editing this on Photoshop for example. This can work with a lot of different subjects, ranging from landscapes, to people and to macro shots.
The third picture of the little boy I think has an effective concept behind it, however the composition of the photo I do not think has been thought out properly. Also the photographer did not think to crop out the top of the photo meaning that something else is ruining the attention from the little boy sat on the chair. I also think that the lighting has cast too many shadows beneath the boys feet which is also what I don't like about the photo. Despite this, I think it is successful in showing multiple imagery which is why I have chosen to put it in my image bank.
I like the picture of the girl in this sequence. Although it is simply a replicated photo that have been positioned back-to-back. I like the editing that has been done on this photo, as the edges of the photo there are bright colours that have been added to the photo to make it more effective. I also think the model's hair being a bright colour draws your eyes to the model rather than what she is actually doing. Despite this, I don't think the concept behind this photo is necessarily effective as it seems that a photo has just been taken but there is no real 'idea' behind what the photo is trying to show other than multiple imagery.
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