David Rosetzky – Double Exposures Emblem and urbanism

and urbanism

this light is gentle and clear and reflects the methodology and intention of the maker

and aesthetics that converge here

he kept a photographic diary on black-and-white film with his trusty Pentax

Across photographic modes spanning portraiture

David Rosetzky – Double Exposures Emblem and urbanismDavid Rosetzky's use of the double exposure (running the same roll of film through a camera, and exposing it twice) results in a single, combined image that is created through a process of chance and the random placement of pictorial elements within the frame. Different bodies overlap with a range of both abstract and figurative elements string, plants, architectural features, other bodies and faces which often cross over the designated demarcations