I am planning on adding coloured filters to my final work as most dream-like images have colourful filters over the top as they are commonly associated with dreams due to the nostalgic feel.
I found this series of images by Susanne Stemmer that incorporate the coloured filters that are often entwined with dream-like artwork:
http://www.fubiz.net/2015/01/31/dreamlike-underwater-series/
The colours I see are reds, greens and blues. These are all vibrant colours and I think the blues and greens are to go with the underwater theme but the highlights, lowlights and slight blur help it to become not just a connotation but to make it fit the dream theme.
I also viewed the work of Takeshi Suga:
http://beautifuldecay.com/2012/05/04/the-dreamlike-daysdaze-of-takeshi-suga/
As well as having different bright colours incorporated, the artist has also use bokeh and light streaks. This has inspired me to want to create some light streaks or patterns of colours in the filters that I create to add to my final multiple exposures.
I also looked the some work by Anthony Samaniego:
http://culturenlifestyle.com/post/118802591742/stunning-dreamlike-cityscapes-of-los-angeles-by-Anthony
From looking at his work I can see that he has also used some bokeh and light streets as well as vivid colours as a filter which is what makes me think they have a dream-like, nostalgic feel.
I'm not too keen on bokeh but I would like to try and add some light streaks perhaps to my final multiple exposures as well as vivid colours over the top.























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