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Again in my home town of St Albans. Multiple exposures of the trees, with one inverted. Nighttime view of the cathedral, faintly in the background. Two very different perspectives of St Albans.
From the archives...London summer 2013 Diary
To see the whole London 2013 tour you can have a look at the map on my facebook page
Another version of PWC building in More London, or "the batman building" for me :)
Day 4, PWC Building, More London
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Nikon D7000 + Sigma wideangle 8-16mm
HDR from 3 shots, handheld
DxO, Noiseware, Photomatix, Photoshop, Nik Silver Efex Pro
Using photographer Denise Ippolito's Soft/Sharp Multiple Exposure technique and trying out my recently acquired macro lens, this was one of the images I ended up with.
The Top One: High Stakes Massacre
Bottom One: Chains of Observation
these were the first multiples, right after I got the e20n
(2004)
olympus e20n
Experimental multiple exposure in Salem in 2012. Shots of a stony walkway, a fence, & the street.
Nikon F65. Kodak Ektar 100 35mm C41 film.
Multiple exposure in Sydney taken in 2015.
Nikon F4. AF Nikkor 24mm F2.8D lens. Kodak Ektar 100 35mm C41 film.
(1 in a multiple picture album)
This shot from Joshua Tree National Park is interesting in that it contains many Joshua Trees of different ages. The small ones close to the rock are perhaps 5-to-10 years old while the old boy on the right side is hundreds of years in age.
I have discovered that I have multiple slides exposed at Hotlum, California on July 23, 1988. As the memory banks fade a bit, I have to go with data written on the slides to fill in the blanks. Here are two crops of Southern Pacific's hot PTLAT (Portland Terminal's Lake Yard to Los Angeles Trailers) rolling through Hotlum from that day.
On this date, my first shot was up at Worden, a couple of miles north of the state line. I caught my friend Phil Gosney running Amtrak 14, roughly on schedule based on the lighting in the image. Following that, I drove down to Cougar and caught a rerouted lumber drag from the embargoed Modoc Line there. Afterward, I went to Hotlum siding and captured several images. Based upon the sun angles, my guess is that the dispatcher used Andesite siding to park the lumber drag I had shot earlier at Cougar, allowing this PTLAT to pass.
This is the full frame crop. Off in the distance, you can see Oregon's Mt. McLoughlin. It is almost 70 miles north of Hotlum. Mark Hemphill, the cantilever at the SP east end of the siding is also in view.
It is moderately amazing to me that these photos are now three and a half decades old. Sic transit gloria mundi.
At Clachtoll Beach. Using ICM to emphasise the windswept waves and multiple exposures to increase the overall impression of the place.
Portland, Oregon - July 2019.
Nikon F3/T
AF Nikkor 35-70 mm f/2.8
Expired Agfapan APX 400 in Acufine stock for 6 minutes.
(1 in a multiple picture album)
One of the easier trails in Zion National Park is the Canyon Overlook Trail. You find the trail head at the parking lot on the east end of the tunnel on Utah Highway 9 (Mt. Carmel Road).
(Enlarge the picture and check out the windy road in the canyon below.) This is the view you will be rewarded with when you reach the end of the line.
On the horizon are many formations which have interesting names but my favorite is "The Altar of Sacrifice". You can spot it in the middle. It is the one with 'blood' running down the face of it.
Experimenting with a multiple exposure with a pregnant model I hired in 2018. Taken at Lion's Park in Bowral.
Nikon F4. AF Nikkor 24mm F2.8D lens. ADOX Scala 160 35mm B&W film.
I am usually bad at conceptuall work, find it hard to direct and arrange previsualized imagery. I don't have the patience I guess. But I do try sometimes, with dubious success. Here is the latest attempt. Don't laugh, please :)