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Found this one in my Japan archives. It's a double--maybe triple--exposure taken from a ferris wheel in Osaka.
Canon EOS500N · 35mm · Fujifilm Sensia 100 · Cookin' Filter · MultiExposure · CrossProcessed · Barcelona
this was actually totally botched - forgot about two other exposures i had brewing in camera. not what i was expecting but i'm surprisingly pleased
((one of these exposures is from rashomon))
Week 1 of "52 weeks of 2016" - Every journey starts with a....
To me dreams are an inseparable part of every journey - when it comes to travel, everything starts with research and planning, and once some kind of map of a trip is outlined, the imagination takes over. I love to envision the sites I'll visit, people I'll meet, and experiences I'll collect.
graflex super speed graphic, Rodenstock optar 135mm, Fuji FP100C, color negative, multiple exposure, color negative slide inverted to positive with PS
Don't know what I'm thinking. I can't imagine how I'm going to accomplish this when I barely see my kids during daylight hours but... here we go. Lets see how far we can get. Even a partially done 365 is still better than nothing.
This is another abstract made from an in-camera multiple exposure of two ICM images.
The subject was a pussy willow tree just coming into bud in March. The two movements for the ICMs were horizontal and vertical. The camera blend mode was Lighten I am pretty sure.
Oversaturated and sharpened in C1/Affinity as usual.
I find these abstracts rather curious. The ICMs work best when there is a lot of fine detail and contrast in the subject (in this case it was the light buds and branches against a darker blue sky).
Thanks for looking. I hope you enjoy the image. Happy 100x :)
straight scan (no PS). cross-processed fuji film shot in a holga. see my comment below for more details.