Three mediums, stone, metal, and wood, make verticals.

Hand-held. AF. Two frames.

Take a break at Pelcomb Portraits.

35mm

3 layered images

set

multiple exposure and ICM

Ok so this is the first time I have ever attempted a shot like this. I kept putting it off because I had no idea on how to do it but I took the time and read about it and figured it out and once I finally thought of the concept I wanted to do, I got it done. And I have to say I'm SO happy with the end result. One of my favourite submissions this year!

It was too cold for me to linger in the garden so just four exposures made.

72 shots blended together. 30mm, f2.8, 1/2000s, ISO 200.

Rescued from the strong winds blowing around our garden.

Done in photoshop. 2 Exposures.

Brought the little fella home this afternoon. As of now, I've yet to decide on a name.

So far, I have 3 suggestions:

- Buster

- Nemo

- Murray (Flight of the Conchords)

Edit: I've decided he's a Murray :) Thanks for the suggestions everyone!

I've got a couple others that need suggestions though :) scroll down for pics, or view my stream.

doppelbelichtung

This is a picture of many Colins.

Out to one of the local nurseries to dream of colour!

www.fluidr.com/photos/kvonk

Journey?

trainride, looking out the window

My Blue Heaven at present.

8 layered images

set

2006. dye diffusion transfer print. 4 1/4 x 3 1/4 in. (11 x 8 cm.) (overall); 3 3/4 x 2 7/8 in. (10 x 7 cm.) (image). artist collection. camera: polaroid colorpack, the; film: polaroid 108 (expired mar 1992).

a series of layers, levels, or gradations in an ordered system.

9 in camera exposures

unedited

Finally got the film developed from my new holga. And by new, I mean it was my Christmas present last year from my special lady friend.

Anyways, she got me one with the multi colored flash, so I went to town with it one night while closing up the bar. This shot came out pretty much as I intended.

And yes, uploading a holga shot from a year ago heralds my return to serious photography. More to come!

For the technique, see description at set.

Experimenting with in-camera multiple exposure

Double exposure.

This is straight out of the camera. When i tried to darken it, it became too grainy and lost the look i wanted to go for anyway.

Please view on large.

4 layered images

may make more sense as a set

or maybe not

not right yet

multiple exposures