When I look at this picture I notice it is a double exposed edit. I see layers of roughly combed hair around the outside of the image, that seems to be animal fur. The inside of the image is filled with natural substances like grass, plants and rock. From the looks of it we can see it could be more of a female than a male, because it has more facial features that would suit a female instead of a male, indicating a different change in identity. I see how it is relatable to Jasper James, as they both double expose there edits. Despite them having different themes, it zooms in from buildings and skyscraper pictures, of the city landscapes, to a close up different textures of leaves or trees, showing I am experimenting in different concepts of double exposing expanding my range of knowledge and poses to do. I see the concept of human form in collision with universal nature, other sophisticated words that are synonyms of double exposure would be dual revelation. The colours are black and white only but have a ranging gradient. The shapes range from circular to two- sided. the natural form in the image can not be designated to one shape or size. for instance the leaf is 12 sided. the lines look as if they are continuous however they are not, it is just because the image is very busy. After looking for a longer period of time I notice what seems to be the shape of a nose, through the contrast and shadow of the nostrils being reflected in between the gap of the persons nose and lips. If I were to describe this final outcome of a development to a person that could not see, I would speak about how the portrait picture was taken as a passport photo, with the body posture being strictly straight and the eyes, which have been covered, seem to be facing right towards the camera, with how upright and elegant the posture is; and how tensed the face seems to be.

hat does this photograph remind you of? This photograph reminds me more to Tatiana Parcero as they both do the double exposing in Black and white, because of Christoffer Relander work and the period of time he did his work it is more old and antique as you see the edit look a little bit yellow, portraying his work as a more olden day type of work whilst Tatiana Parcero work is more in the modern day lifestyle. Things that I mainly notice, is the leaves, I did not even see the persons face until I look closer into the picture, because the double exposure has kept the persons identity hidden; making us more curious to know whos behind the picture. Things that would seem new to me would definitely be, that you can see some face feature e.g. hair, nose shadow and pouty ears, but also that I am double exposing with nature, like plants and trees and rocks This photograph is like Jasper James because they both keep the identity hidden as if it was a celebrity. Some important differences is, Jasper James takes city landscapes pictures from a skyscraper whilst Christoffer Relander takes close up pictures of nature and takes them from ground level.

 The objects I would say look closer to me would be the leaves, because it gives that 3D effect that the leaves are poking out of the persons skin. And for the objects that seem further away would be the background, because the way the person is positioned, would not give you the feeling that the model is pressed/ leaned against the wall. The colors are made in black and white, but as if it was made a century ago, because with age the white turns almost into a very faint hue of yellow. The color used the most in this final outcome development would be, the color white mainly because the background is white. But also the nature picture has been left with the background white; which is difficult to see as the way his camera angle is positioned, it mainly cuts out the background, but if you look into greater detail you see some of the background still manage to be able to be seen. This photograph was double exposed in a way to give you that feeling of anxiety, because when you have an anxiety attack, it is almost as if you cant feel your face and feel as if your face was to be crowed from something, giving a claustrophobic feeling. This person in this photograph looks as if it has a lot on its mind, as one leaf represents one thought. Just from the final outcome of this development, I already can indicate that the person has lived a very stressful compacted life, but knowing it is the thought of nature it also portrays for the model to have lived a rather peaceful life in the wild. I arrived to this idea due to the background being a peaceful and warm white, whilst the nature image that has been double exposed onto the models face looks a tranquil and relaxed part of nature. The most important part of the picture would be that, the models face features has been covered up almost as if hiding something from someone.