My first attempts at intentional double exposures (remember the accidental ones?). Particularly happy with the first photo, where the sun somehow fits right into the building's entrance and the flares burst out. It's a hit and miss, but I definitely want to experiment with double exposures even more.
The bottom one makes me feel like I'm ascending the tracks of a roller coaster! Weeeee.
ReplyDeleteI have a 35mm and a 120mm camera, I can't wait to experiment with double exposure, these pictures are awesome! :D xo
ReplyDeleteHey great pics!!Awesome photography.
ReplyDeleteGreat pics, how do you do it, i do it with Piccasa, i can just put 2 pics togeather and it gives me the same result.
ReplyDeleteThese are way awesome. I tried some double exposures weeks and weeks ago but have yet to get the film developed (I have so many that I need to get processed that any specific one is lost within the pile!).
ReplyDeleteI really like the second photo where the grass is peeking through the windows. Very very nice.
i really love the first picture xx
ReplyDeletethese are stunning. it sort of looks like a reflection in a window.
ReplyDeletethe top one is pretty!
ReplyDeleteThe first ever double exposure I took was amazing and I just havent been able to recapture that yet...
I love the familiar sights of Melbourne combined together :)
ReplyDeleteI love that in the first photo it looks as if the buildings are floating in the sky.
ReplyDeleteI adore these, esp the first photo!
ReplyDeleteI like double exposures :)
ReplyDeleteI love the secon one. Well done!
ReplyDeleteThey looking relly gorgeous.
xx, Alice from bells and whistles :)
oh waw waw waw, these are just GREAT !
ReplyDeleteThese are great! I agree, the framing of the first shot turned out really well. I LOVE shooting doubles with my superheadz slim cam. It's so unpredictable and fun! And being pleasantly surprised with the results is just the best feeling :) With doubles, I enjoy mixing textures and scenes. I've also shot doubles with my fisheye - and those get real crazy!
ReplyDeletelove them all but especially the last one. It feels like riding a train with other images playing across your mind while you are watching the window. So pretty!
ReplyDeletegorgeous!
ReplyDeleteFantastic pictures!!
ReplyDeletethe first is spectacular x
ReplyDeletethe first is amazing! they're all really cool though
ReplyDeleteI totally love these! I was shocked to read that you created them! You did an AMAZING job.
ReplyDeleteThese came out so well! Now I want to try this with my Holga :)
ReplyDeleteI particularly love these three pictures. Can't stop staring at them!
ReplyDeleteI love these, especially the first one! Like you said, the sun looks really neat
ReplyDeleteNeat shots! Double exposures are very fun.
ReplyDeletexx
These are fantastic.The first and last is really beautiful.
ReplyDeleteLove! These are gorgeous! I say we need to see more of these Anna - you're on to a winner!!
ReplyDeleteanna, your doubles are really pretty! if you want more tips on doubles, go to this blog, lomo-cam.blogspot.com. he has amazing doubles and writes alot of tips for better doubles photography!
ReplyDeletethose are nice, it does looks like a reflection through a window
ReplyDeleteI really love your pictures but these are very interesting! I have a Diana. It's new for me and I'll try to do doble exposures. I think it's like a surprise. You never know how will be until the end.
ReplyDeleteWell done, darling! These are fantastic. And yes, the first one is my favourite too. :)
ReplyDeleteXOXO-
Rachel
Great! I like them. How do you do them on that camera? I have been trying to do them with my Diana Mini, and I really like some of them. They're such a cool concept! In fact, I don't really care for just straight shots on it anymore. Hah, but a lot of the time I forget if I've wound the film or not, and end up getting the exposures paired wrong and its all off. I'm still learning :p But yes, yours look nice :)
ReplyDeletenice work anna, i really iike these!!
ReplyDeleteOh, you should experiment more! These are fantastic! I've been meaning to do this for a while now. You've definitely inspired me to make an attempt :)
ReplyDeletethey're great! the only double exposures i've taken were definitely accidental but i think i'm going to try to be more intentional about it.
ReplyDeletei just got a new camera as a gift and i cant wait to experiment with it, and after seing your beautiful pictures, it makes me want to learn the tricks even more! But of course its going to take some time until it gets to be as dream as yours :)
ReplyDeletehope youre having a lovely day miss!
xx
These are beautiful.
ReplyDeletei didn't think you could do this with the superheadz!
Oh do tell, how do i make the magic happen?