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Multiple exposures of my Christmas tree with my Polaroid Countdown M80 land camera. Some exposures were in focus, others out. Some were short, others long with some motion blur.
More on the blog: photocommando.blogspot.com/2010/01/polaroid-party.html
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.
A motorcycle theft suspect along with an alleged getaway accomplice were the focus of intense law enforcement activity in the City of Hanceville yesterday.
It all started simply enough: Two individuals were accused of conspiring to steal a motorcycle within the City of Hanceville.
That singular incident mushroomed into a multiple law enforcement agency manhunt near Good Hope, TWO high speed vehicular chases and felony charges for narcotics, vehicular theft, eluding officers and quite potentially more ...
You can try and understand the complex, interesting story here:
cullmantoday.com/2015/08/09/hanceville-manhunt-high-speed...
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Multiple Myelomo Research Foundation Team for the Cure Event in Washington, DC - October, 2018. Photos by John St. Hilaire | LightEnough.com
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 !! ...