In camera multiple exposure

multiple exposure of flower patch

I was up and out as dawn broke again, I just love using the earliest light at this time of the year, Of course, my wife thinks that I am mad and I reply "I must have been once" and then run!

A multiple exposure in-camera involving Bracken, the bark of an Oak tree and the fading light of the evening sky.

No fancy e-artwork on this one - just a multi-exposure.

Taken on the Olympus OMD EM-5

This is some crazy (it terms of how I took it) image:

To get a shot from the water surface I'd had to lie on the dock and had camera almost touching water. I've used right angle finder attached to a camera and was trying to see through it.

It was hard to level camera hanging upside down looking through angle finder :-)

Anyway, I've got 3 exposure HDR (used auto bracketing) and continues shooting mode.

Assembled in Photomatix, polished in PS by +Genia Larionova :-) To learn more about how I do HDRs: www.realistichdrbook.com/

5 layered exposures

if you want to see some proper portraits

try this:

martin schoeller

Canon EOS 500 + Ilford HP5 400

some experiments using slide film

Lilac and Smoke Bush against the totally blue sky - also very short-lived!

holga

having such fun with my new facility to do in camera multiple exposures

3 layered portraits

Assignment#31: PhotogChoiceA 4 of 5

Munich Court Garden on a Friday afternoon: multiple exposures

Rome / Italy

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

Hand-held. AF. Two frames.

Take a break at Pelcomb Portraits.

35mm

3 layered images

set

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.

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these articles appeared last spring, when we were most definitely in deep recession. In the time it's taken us to do this double exposure a year has gone by...and the house on this land has been demolished and four new houses built on the same plot.

A very long term double exposure collaboration with Trapac - well over a year in the planning, shooting, swapping, shooting, developing and now finally uploading.

2 x Vivitar Ultra Wide and Slims + Kodak Elitechrome 100 + xpro