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Not the most fascinating subject, but a somewhat successful implementation of a (labor-intensive) technique for creating a "multiple exposure" from a camera that can't actually take one.
Now to try this out on a more interesting sequence! (But the title, I think, improves this photo about a gazzillion percent.)
A triple-exposed look at Deady Hall on the University of Oregon campus. two exposures are the building itself, the third is my former roommate's face (barely visible in the lower right corner)
Photographs taken with long exposure from PC screen in slideshow mode. Moire patterning is evident, but gives an arty feel to it.
Multiple exposures project.. it was the first and only one I've ever done, I'm proud of it since I lack photoshop skills, but you tell me how it looks!
Photos for ISTD Chemical Imbalance editorial representing drug induced schizophrenia with multiple exposures
having recently being diagnosed as deaf, i need to photograph to express how i felt about it, i felt hurt and embarrassed. but I've gradually seen through that and realised the positives
Certainly a busy image. I should call it "A day at the market". It seems every time I use my Holga I get one like this.
Holga camera
Ilford Delta Pro 400 / ID-11, 1+1, 14min @ 20ºC
a old Crater in the woods near my place, with a damn big tree growing out of the middle, some kids made it a mini Dirt-ramp to jump over with their bicycles.