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Favorite Photo
It is always hard to pick a favorite image. I went through all of my challenge photos and put them in a Flickr album:
You can see the original piece I did for multiple exposure week in the Flickr Album. I used Kevin's arm and a photo of roots that I took at the Historic Oakwood Park. I went to get my first COVID shot and stopped at the park after I was done.
This is another multiple exposure composite done with Kevin's arm, one of the trees at Oakview Park and a red texture file. I added a border using ON1 2020. It is one of my favorites for the year.
I have already started on my yearly photo book and am almost finished with my big translation project!
Happy 2022 and looking forward to creating more art in the coming year.
Today I was curious if I could do a multiple exposure picture using my iPhone. It was a few too many steps, but I still managed to pull it off. I think I"ll stick to doing these with my actual camera.
Topic: Gauges, meters, and turn signals are all indicators. Make a photograph of an indicator that catches your attention today.
Three clocks in the kitchen, all of them showing another time. They're OB1 (off by one).
Surprising as it may be, this photo is barely post-processed. I got one raw image from the camera, which it combined from 3 shutter actuations after I had selected "Multiple Exposure Mode". I only changed the white balance in Lightroom, and then exported to JPEG.