• Find
    • Photographers
    • Directors
    • Crew
    • Stock
  • Produce
  • Read
    • Published
    • Unpublished
    • Intel
  • Consult
    • Design
    • Marketing
    • Photo Editing
    • Pricing & Negotiating
    • Publicity
    • Shoot Production
  • About
    • Mission
    • Team
    • Successes
    • Press
    • Specialties
    • Membership
    • Terms
    • Privacy
    • Contact
  • Account
    • Sign In
Wonderful Machine
  • Sign In
  • Consult
    • Design
    • Marketing
    • Photo Editing
    • Pricing & Negotiating
    • Publicity
    • Shoot Production
  • About
    • Mission
    • Team
    • Successes
    • Press
    • Specialties
    • Membership
    • Terms
    • Privacy
    • Contact
  • Account
    • Sign In
Recover Password Learn More

Please enter your email and website or LinkedIn to receive more information about our free and paid accounts.

Wonderful Machine

Thanks!
We'll reply to you shortly.

Please enter your email address below and we’ll send you instructions on how to change your password.

Enter your new password below or generate one. The password should be at least ten characters long. To make it stronger, use upper and lower case letters, numbers, and symbols.

Generate Password

Sebastien Staub: Double Exposure

BY Wonderful Machine 17 April 2014
Published, Photographer Spotlight

Ever since Switzerland-based automotive, landscape, and portrait photographer Sebastien Staub watched the shadowy intro to the recent hit HBO series True Detective, a personal project has been budding in his mind. He wanted to apply the double exposure technique to his work, saying that it will “push his work where he wants it to go”:

Clients need to see more and more what the final image will be like without having to imagine it. Most of the time they hire photographers who have already done this type of picture. I wanted to push it further and apply a homogenous style to the series with specific tones and colors so my potential clients could easily think to apply this concept to their brand.

The models were shot in the studio while the background images were from a New York trip. Sebastien featured the project in his most recent newsletter and has already received positive responses and new clients.

Switzerland-based automotive, landscape, and portrait photographer Sebastien Staub created a personal project based around double exposure to push himself.
Switzerland-based automotive, landscape, and portrait photographer Sebastien Staub created a personal project based around double exposure to push himself.
Switzerland-based automotive, landscape, and portrait photographer Sebastien Staub created a personal project based around double exposure to push himself.
Switzerland-based automotive, landscape, and portrait photographer Sebastien Staub created a personal project based around double exposure to push himself.

Let us help you Find Photographers, source Stock Photography,
and Produce Your Shoot — or just reach out to hear more!
< PREVIOUS
PUBLISHED
NEXT >
×
1 610 260 0200
[email protected]
260 Haverford Ave. Narberth, PA 19072