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Armstrong Redwoods State Reserve
Can you spot the many faces in these leaves? I see at least TEN — I know...I have an overactive imagination. ;-p
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Multiple exposures + camera movement after sunset.
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Saatchi Gallery and Huawei have teamed up to present From Selfie to Self-Expression. This is the world’s first exhibition exploring the history of the selfie from the old masters to the present day, and celebrates the truly creative potential of a form of expression often derided for its inanity.
Was testing out some multiple exposures for my film class last term. Used one strobe and kept flashing it with the transmitter button with a long exposure time. I thought this one turned out pretty cool.
Multiple police agencies on-scene of a traffic incident in front of Arby's in Cambridge, Maryland. Maryland State Police, Cambridge Police and Dorchester County Sheriff's units are on-scene. Dorchester Square Shopping Center, Cambridge, Maryland.
"Multiple use" is a phrase that means many things to many people. For example, it might suggest fishing and hunting, or camping and hiking, or photography and painting. But when one of the users is an extraction company that digs or drills, you get a multiple use like this, with a portion of Fantasy Canyon in the foreground, and extraction of natural gas (wells, pipelines, storage tanks to the horizon, and tanker trucks on a maze of roads) in the background.
Bears Ears was designated a National Monument to protect archeological and sacred and scenic and natural and wild areas--it was saved for all of us, forevermore. But some would open it up to "multiple use", inviting companies that dig and drill on a scale that most of us cannot conceive.
The area in the foreground is managed by BLM; Fantasy Canyon is only about 10 acres, but it has unique features and formations. My tent is near the white 4Runner in the parking lot but occluded by the hillside in the foreground. For many people, this example of "multiple uses" is a strange notion indeed.
Multiple exposure taken with a Zeiss Ikon Nettar 517 camera.
This year I'm using a different film format each month, starting with the smallest and working my way up through the sizes. The format for October is 120 roll film. This long established film is still readily available, as are the myriad cameras which were made to use it. There are three commonly used formats, allowing 8, 12 or 16 shots per roll, this one takes 12 exposures. The film is Fujicolor Reala ISO 100 colour negative film which expired in 2002, developed in the Tetenal C41 kit.
Multiple Exposure of a fence at a park in Bowral. This was in 2010 when I first started to learn how to do them.
Nikon F65. Ilford Super XP2 400 35mm C41 B&W film.
Here's another old postcard of Bawtry High Street, surely one of the most photographed streets in the UK for postcards! This is the fourth I have obtained along with one old slide, and most seem to feature the garage we see here on the right. Despite it being unclear it must be Bartons garage as I know for a fact it was earlier than this and later than this! This image must date from the early 1950s, the garage is still selling a variety of brands, but it's mainly the vehicles that to me suggest it is post war rather than pre-war. The oldest image I have of this garage is from the early 1930s when they were selling Pratts among other brands, but here it's Esso so after 1934 at the very earliest. I guess it might even have been taken during the war. Later on Bartons would sell Regent petrol only into the 1960s and subsequently move their premises across the road to where there was a Jet garage in the 1960s. These sites were two of at least four garages situated along this stretch of the High Street by the 1960s as seen in another of the old postcards I have. All of them are added below in chronological order.
The garage seen here is now occupied by an opticians!
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