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夢(a dream)
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Part of New Delft, a long ribbon of utban development, dividing Delft in half at the location of the former rail-way track. When finished (in 2024), it will become a vibrant area of leisure, living and work. At the site of the picture, an underground car park is built, on top of the underground railway. Both the mill and the tower, which you can see in the distance, have been moved several tens of metres to make this work possible.
The picture is a double exposure of the same area, once photographed through a fence , and once just next to it.
52 weeks of 2015 - Week 51: In with the new
Whether or not this monolith, found on Yaverland Beach, Sandown on the Isle of Wight during a recent BRCC field trip, is pointing to the Moon whilst emitting some sort of unknown, alien signal is not currently known. It is also not known if this particular sentinel is full of stars. Has anyone seen Dave?
Open the pod-bay doors please Hal...
23 hand held exposures representing two minutes and thirty seconds of Saturday, 2nd June, 2018.
Will I dream?
After I made this image, which consists of ten individual exposures, I found myself wondering about the countless billions of creatures that have lived and died in the oceans since life first emerged on Earth. Yes, I am sometimes prone to melancholia, as you may have already noticed.
And what conclusion did I draw after all of that wondering?
That the sea is full to the brim of ghosts, that’s what.
If you look long enough, you can see some of them here…
Hi this is a 3 image in camera multiple exposure from New York earlier this year , thanks for looking :):)
3 images at 0.5sec, f/6.3, 105mm, iso 100
today i tried to capture people... but the result not good for my taste hehe
i used double exposure from camera... and then removed the rest
This afternoon we explored this (almost) coastal woodland for the first time. The bluebells and wild garlic had been somewhat storm damaged, but the ferns were fabulous. This is an in-camera multiple exposure, trying to give the impression of what ferns in a forest feel like, but less green.
A conceptual multiple exposure portrait exploring the connection between identity and nature. I wanted the figure to feel both grounded and dissolving into the forest at the same time