Image Bank - Multiple Imagery

Multiple Imagery is a series of images of the same subject, from different angles, zooms and perspectives put together to form a 9, 12, or 16 etc. tiled image. This technique therefore, creates one image, which shows the subject from every point of view. The images in multiple imagery can be of different subjects, but would have to link somehow. For instance, the first image above is multiple images of different buildings. Whereas all of the other images have one subject ion all the separate images to form one multiple image. I particularly like the fifth multiple image I have chosen as the photographer has used a girl as their subject, and therefore focuses on her facial features such as her eyes, mouth, hair etc. Multiple Imageries allow the viewer to see around the subject, as the photos have been taken at different positions. Such as, in the third photo we can see all the way around the building, from it's front, side and to the back of it.