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タバコ、止めたい気持ちはあるのだが…。
北海道札幌市
Sapporo, Hokkaido, Japan
instagram photography
multiple exposure
taken with iPhone 4S via Camera+.app, 有限カメラ.app
Multiple award winners the DAAP Girls rocked the stage at the Cincinnati Entertainment Awards held at the Madison Theater in Covington, Ky.
I'm not in the mood to photoshop myself but I wanted to photoshop SOMEONE...so why not my best friend Chelsea? I've been really into multiples lately. Mulitples and gauze
Firework spectacular at Alton Towers.
Fantastic display and fantastic queue to get out after!!!
Scored 17
Switch the multiple exposure mode on your camera on.
Take a photo, then spin the camera around, take it again.
Profit! Have fun.
And so....my first ever screenprint!! I spent some time in LA working with Richard Duardo at modern multiples (interestingly enough he printed the first 6 Banksy prints when banksy first hit LA), so that was a privilege. He taught me the ways of screenprinting, and I pulled a 3 colour print of 'This way to heaven', and it turned out real nice. The colours pop much more so than the glicee I have always been working with. I have an edition of 9 on coventry 320gsm paper with the edges hand torn (deckled). Richard has published these so they all come stamped for authenticity and also with a certificate. It's like a prize. I also have 9 on cardboard but are not hand torn. I have a few left of each edition. They are 29"x13". Coventry paper; £40, Cardboard £30. If interested email myneandyours@hotmail.co.uk
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.
Flight Period:
Multiple brooded in the southern U.S. As its name implies, it is a common butterfly along the Gulf of Mexico. Migrations occur northward during the spring and southward during the autumn. In the evening, gulf fritillaries often roost together in small clusters (a common behavior among the Heliconiidae). Colonies in the northern areas are temporary because their host plant (passion vine) cannot survive the winter.
Range: Southern U.S., south to Argentina, the Antilles and Bahamas. It is a recent resident of Hawaii, Bermuda, and the Galapagos Islands.
Host Plant:
Passifloraceae (passion vine).
Wing Span:
2 1/2 – 2 7/8″ (64 – 73 mm).