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RAYBRIG(Japan) multiple reflector head lamp(H4) with head lamp case for Kawasaki Z1/Z2
Handle mount fairing is MOTOCO(Japan)'s standard product
MOTOCO is YAMAHA;s Racer Mr. MOTOHASHI's motorcycle parts factory, shop and KRAUSER dealer
Multiple layered shots of my back yard taken with a Holga.
The funky colors and textures comes form my non- traditional method: place film on light table and take a picture with digital camera (Nikon D70.) In Photoshop CS3 adjust the curves, levels, and individual channels. Negatives are the hardest for me to work with, and end up looking the most unexpected. For adventures with negatives, look here.
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
Switch the multiple exposure mode on your camera on.
Take a photo, then spin the camera around, take it again.
Profit! Have fun.
A reflection in the stainless-steel wall of the Walt Disney Concert Hall...
The surface created some weird effect and Pierre looks like he has two heads!
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).