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taken with mamiya universal with a polaroid mount.
photo by: myspace.com/aritarita
the film expired in 2001.
My wife loves a jigsaw puzzle more than me on occasion I am certain! I have promised her that I will not hide any pieces again.
Like my other star trails, this is also a compilation of 13 eight-minute exposures taken from 5:27 to 7:12 pm on New Years Eve.
The exposures were 8 minutes each at f/4, ISO 100 using a 50mm lens on my Canon 40D. You can see a collage of the images used here.
Cropped and post processed.
For more startrails, see my Black, as Night set. To understand how and why I create the exposure from a stack of images, see my treatise on startrails.
-- Copyright 2008, 2009 Steven Christenson
All rights reserved = don't use it without written permission.
my first multiple exposure, albeit a mistake. i think there are about 6 in here. miraculously, the negative wasn't overexposed and i got this print back! i can make out a few faces and such, but that's it. karla found sean's glasses in here (twice); what can you see?
Week 2 in the Dogwood 2017 challenge. Straight out of Camera... very challenging. I had the bright spark idea to do multiple exposures in camera and see what I can get. Decided to stop as I'm obsessing and starting to fall behind. So candy floss clouds over some street trees shot from my front yard. Not entirely satisfied but I need to move on already...haha!
It is blue and the clear sky.
I nothing but look up without thinking about anything.
I want to go to the distance..
I'm working on a new series after almost 2 years since my last. These photos are still more like sketches than anything.
multiple exposures
35mm film
I can't take both of the moon and buildings clearly at one time, so I took multiple exposure shot.
多重露光で。
Nikon D300 / AF-S VR Zoom-Nikkor ED 70-300mm F4.5-5.6G(IF)
LC-A+RL
Agfa CT Precisa 100
Cross Process
Cloudy sky and some sweet neon on S. Congress
The output from and Light & Land Workshop, Impressions of London
The Tank area in the basement of the Tate Modern, multiple exposure in camera
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-- Let the sound of the shutter always guide you to new ventures.
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