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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/

Always remember to advance the film before the next shot.

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

NPR Muybridge tribute

jeffery2010@hotmail.com

 

She "walked" across the counter on her hands. At no time did her feet touch the counter.

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

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

3 layered portraits

Assignment#31: PhotogChoiceA 4 of 5

Minolta AF-S Talker | Kodak BW400CN

 

Experimenting with double exposures using the Minolta AF-S Talker. This camera leaves a lead of the film out after rewinding it. This allows to reuse the film to create a double exposure. The images in this experiment are of two different areas of Los Angeles.

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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!

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