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My homage to the dream sequence in the Hitchcock film Spellbound designed by Dali. Used the multiple exposure setting on my camera so no photoshop! only to turn the image B&W.
Experimenting with the multiple exposure feature on my camera...Changed the setting to multiple exposure, used a tripod, took three shots, moved the cat for each shot and the camera combines them all! Magic!
0.2s exposures shot in burst mode with a tripod and a shutter remote depressed from around the apex of the rocket's flight to the dying of the last embers. The exposures were combined by taking the max with ImageMagick's convert, and cropped with gimp.
I took this on Parliament Street. I took photos as I walked down the street, crossing over from left to right, and then I layered them on top of each other to get this effect
Extention from concept of the daily light & shadow in Autumn, after explore the " rainy night" ,"dream light " , "mysterious light " & "cold night" , for the Series V, I am more interest about the contrast of light & shadow , and the light in between the noisy & calm space. Here are my presentation. Kindly advise what you thought.