Plaid
This wet red cedar log was interesting but by making two images by turning the camera and then in-camera combining a double exposure i got something a little di...
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This wet red cedar log was interesting but by making two images by turning the camera and then in-camera combining a double exposure i got something a little different. This would count as pre-visualisation, - seeing in my minds eye first and then making the image using the camera.
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Aug, 2017Views
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Winner in Experimental Photography Photo Challenge
Peer Award
Superb Composition
Outstanding Creativity
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octavboban
October 11, 2017
Loved the originality of using double exposure on tree bark as the subject and the resulting colours and lines are just beautiful! Congrats
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Behind The Lens
Location
Saltspring Island, BC.CanadaTime
MorningLighting
Wet cloudy day, filtered lightEquipment
Nikon 3200, kit zoom lens. keeping it simple technicallyInspiration
The red colour of the wood, the wetness, the flash of an idea to treat the image by turning the camera from side to side in two consecutive shots.Editing
In camera processing to combine the two images as one plaid version. I also usually do post processing to produce the best image.In my camera bag
In this case just my camera which always has a polarising filter.Feedback
The world is filled with possibilities, trick photos like this abound, but what makes this work so well is not the trick but the vision of the photographer. The image shoots higher than its technical components alone.
