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Art project thinking about multifaceted identity and being pulled in different directions. This is a response to the New York City lifestyle and was influenced by my daily subway commute.
Matt Cooper, Bill McHugh==
Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation's Laugh For Life==
583 Park Avenue, New York, NY==
May 1, 2018==
©Patrick McMullan==
Photo - Sylvain Gaboury/PMC==
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I hadn't done one in a long time and a question in the Photoshop Support Group inspired me to do one. I'm gathered together in my back yard, which is mostly woods. The gun I'm holding is just a Remington 20 gauge I use to scare off coyotes. If I needed to shoot them, I'd use my Winchester.
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This is a 2-shot multiple exposure (combined in-camera).
The first exposure (of me) is a static shot with flash.
Shutter speed: 1s
Focal length: 18mm
The second exposure (of the lights) I zoomed to 105mm whilst panning to the right. I also manually took the shot out of focus prior to taking the exposure and turned off the main light in the room.
Shutter speed: 3s
Post Processing:
Adobe Camera Raw - cropping, playing with colours and dark levels etc.
PS - smudging the central point of the lights to take out the lamp-stand.
Swanshurst Park, Birmingham. 20th December 2009.
Multiple exposure combined in the gimp. Olympus E-420 with M42 fit super Ozeck f/3.5 38mm-70mm zoom lens.
I really hate it when the word "multiple" is used instead of "many", like when some crappy operating system I can think of suddenly pops up an annoying message saying "you have multiple unused icons on your desktop". My ducks here really are multiple, but not many.
Happy Christmas to everyone!
Played around with multiple exposure & the Daisies at our one picnic stop on Day 2 ... somewhere between Dryden Ontario & Thunder Bay ! Still have to play with that technique more, but it felt good to trip the shutter that many times in a short timespan !! ...