- dragnucs ( @dragnucs@lemmy.ml ) 3•2 years ago
I am interested in knowing how this picture was taken.
- Gaywallet (they/it) ( @Gaywallet@beehaw.org ) 3•2 years ago
Very likely double exposure
Could be done with purely photographic techniques, or aided through the use of technology like image editors
same, assuming it’s not just shopped after :)
- Zerush ( @Zerush@lemmy.ml ) 2•2 years ago
It does not necessarily have to be retouched, it is enough that the shade coincides with one of a plant that hangs above. It may be a simple random photo of the cat that was put in this shade.
I was thinking about that, but the cat itself isn’t in shadow. But maybe it’s possible to align something just right so that the shadow is thrown just past the cat.
- Zerush ( @Zerush@lemmy.ml ) 3•2 years ago
Also possible, in any case it is not necessary to use Photoshop for such a photo, shadows often create curious effects. https://ilusionesopticas.org.es/sombras-que-parecen-un-hombre-colgado/
that’s pretty awesome