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This is what I saw when I visited the graveyard at St. Mary's in Felpham - I couldn't help but notice all of the people surrounding this blossoming tree, so I decided to show them.

 

13 hand-held exposures representing 55 seconds of April 28th, 2018.

The moon on the breast of the new-fallen snow

Gave the lustre of mid-day to objects below,

When, what to my wondering eyes should appear,

But a miniature sleigh, and eight tiny reindeer.

 

An in camera multiple exposure of a parking lot holiday display.

3 exposures in camera

90mm tilt shift

no editing

3 layered images

 

Messing around with my camera

It is foxglove time in Scotland

When a moon hits your eye like a big pizza pie That's amore. When the world seems to shine like you've had too much wine--That's amore......you know the rest by Dean M. Last night's moon caused tidal changes, and I was lucky enough to catch it in action (even if it did take multiple exposures....)

There were actually 9 in-camera exposures for this image but I cropped two off for a more balanced composition.

I had a roll of shots developed from the KSX and this ended up being my favorite of the roll. I took a lot of long exposure night shots, and was surprisingly displeased with most of them. I probably could have spent some Photoshop time editing them and making them crazy looking this weekend, but I ended up having a Twin Peaks season 2 marathon instead. I stand by my decision.

Lithprint

Holga

Multiexposure

9 in camera exposures

unedited

This is what flowers look like. No, really.

 

Keep in mind that things (in this case ‘Hollyhocks’) exist in time as well as space and therefore one must combine the two in order to begin to see the phenomenon of reality.

 

If you do this often enough you may sometimes start to wonder about the very fabric of existence. Well, I do, you might not, if you know what’s good for you.

 

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Usual caveats etc.

 

Ten hand-held exposures taken in a 90 degree arc (or thereabouts) blended together in Photoshop.

 

Hollyhocks at Highdown Gardens, Sussex.

8 layered images

first stab at layering images against black

bit tricky

set

first blossoms :)

green filtered borderless double exposure

i-type 600 film shot on polaroid now

 

A recent addition to the series.

  

â–½Film

Fujifilm PRO 400H

 

â–½Camera

Lomography LOMO LC-A+

more flora worship

double exposed borderless i-type 600 film shot on polaroid now

multiple exposure of oak leaves

Just switch off normality, relax and go with the early morning.

Keep your dreams alive!

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