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In Messina, Sicily, there is a church tower with a mechanical carillon dating from 1933. The tower is almost 50 metres high and can be climbed. From the top you have an interesting view of the church square. I took three pictures of a man crossing the square and superimposed them.
198 exposures merged, each exposure 30 sec/f2.8/ISO800.
Total time 99 minutes. Nikon D810 + Samyang 14mm f2.8
Pagoda with waterfall, Colorado inspired multi-exposure - the Tower of Compassion from Longmont's Kanemoto Park, with Silver Falls image taken near Pagosa Springs
You see,
All the trees are dreaming,
to reach the clouds.
This was shot by me on 7 Aug, 2016, when I was 12.
Me and my dad went to Guizhou, to travel and talk about my dad's business project. That view was REALLY awesome and we took my mom travelled there again in 2020!
I remembered clearly, when I'm shooting this multi-exposure picture, there's an old photographer next to me shouted at me "taking photo without thinking". Look, if you, the man without knowing how to takl to others nicely, looking at this photo now, you can start regret saying that to me😝
The original photo is JPG format cuz I don't know how to shoot RAW files at that time...
I used Topaz JPEG to RAW to give me the chance adjusting it.
The result is fantastic when I combine Topaz with Photoshop!
Triple exposure - selfportrait.
Welta Belfoca II (1958) 6x9 folding camera with Ernst Ludwig Meritar 4.5/105 lens + Ilford XP2 super 400 b&w film + C-41 developer
The supermarket roses are still looking good, bI decided to enhance them in AvgCamPro multi exposure app
365 #293
I keep having wild deer encounters and either not having a camera, not enough light, or the angle, or line of sight is impossible. So today I took the shot anyway, figuring I might be able to make something of it when I got home.
This image was created in Picassa, layered - you can see the starting image below, I think. I layered it with a shot of backlit bracken and a texture layer of my own