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A multiple exposure done 'in-camera' in front of a black cloth to avoid extra exposure. (1995)
(c) 1995 Dan Russell-Pinson
Mirrors on the side of the stegosaurus slide
During the Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo, the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History and the National Cowgirl Museum had free admission. What a deal! :)
We spent the Fourth of July, 2009 at our friend's house on the South side of Alvin. I took my camera to see if I could get some cool shots of the fireworks we shot off at their house.
There are five shots in this series that show I may have figured it out.
Never noticed that my camera will do multiple exposure shots before. I can't keep the camera still enough though hand held, and the flags wouldn't keep still either.
Hmm, maybe I've missed the point, I thought multiple exposure would work a bit like HDR, but maybe it's just for stupid overlay effects.
Apparently you can't do bracketing and multiple exposure simultaneously so it's useless anyway.
“I'm conducting a seminar on multiple personality disorders, and it takes me forever to fill out the name tags”
Cumulonimbus clouds race skyward behind Salt Tower #1 located at Clute Park in Watkins Glen, N.Y., U.S.A.
{SOOC}
So this is an experiment. It's not perfect by any means. But hopefully it will make up for the photos I just uploaded.
Sky background comes from www.sxc.hu/photo/1222501.
And on a side note how do i make ^ a shortened link?
One of our members was kind enough to allow me to photograph this very very heavy, multiple infestation on her plants. There is evidence of Red Spider mite, White Fly, and caterpillar eggs.
The encouraging thing is that the plants survived both this barrage of attacks, and the very severe spraying regime required to control these pests!