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Multiple exposure of the water dripping from the fountain at Lions Park in Bowral. Also used Hoya Pop Colour filters too. Not used this film for this type of shot before.
Nikon F4. Nikkor 50mm F1.2 lens. CineStill 50 35mm C41 film.
A multiple exposure from the show at The Metro/Cabaret Metro in Chicago. This was another set filled with more backlighting than front and a really hazy feeling but I guess that's what I've come to expect at a Spiritualized show anyhow.
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I was walking along the newly born Colorado River just south of where it begins in the Rocky Mountains. The sun was just coming up and painting the peaks a nice pink. I found this cabin almost hidden in the trees within earshot of the river which looked more like a creek at this point. I thought how lovely it would be to awake here in the quiet with the smell of pine on the fresh clean air.
* I have been to London countless times but until 2016 I had not visited Southwark Cathedral. It’s situated on the South Bank of the Thames near London Bridge not as well known as St Pauls or Westminster Abbey perhaps but it is rather splendid. It's very near the site of the original Globe theatre it is highly likely to have been where Shakespeare attended religious services.
This photograph shows the Humble Monument l it consists of three, beautifully carved, family members, kneeling, it particularly caught my eye when I visited the Cathedral. It is a monument to Richard Humble (died 1616) and his two wives, Margaret and Isabel and was made by Flemish refugee sculptors living and working on Bankside. The coffered arch is typical of their work which is sometimes referred to as “The Southwark School”. It was given a marbleised finish during an 1876 restoration unfortunately as it gives a very different feel to the original work. The Monument is on the left side of the High Alter this is seen in the background of this image
Southwark Cathedral records show that Humble, a city alderman, was a member of the church vestry – the laity helping with the day to day running of the church and its charities. It also notes that despite his involvement with the Church, he was once fined for allowing his sheep to graze in the churchyard without permission!
A shot of the Alter screen in Southwark at the head of the comments
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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
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.