Hm, again not so sure which category to fit this one into.
I’ve been playing a lot with LIGHT/DARK multiple exposures recently. I just get inspired by all sorts of subjects. Here it was tree tops in spring.
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In-camera multiple exposure DARK
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Very cool, Ingrid. I like the kind of Irish Knot effect of the branches creating a symmetrical flower sorts in the middle of the frame. It has a very sacred, pagan, mystical feel. Great idea and execution.
ML
You have to find a spot in the woods where you can see a nice tree and some air. You have to keep the air in the centre and turn around that point very rhythmically as many times as you want. I took 8 steps in a circle. It’s not easy in the woods to get the rhythm right because the undergrouns is not level so it often takes a few trials before it looks right. You can do it on tripod too which gives more consistent images but setting it level in the woods is necessary and often not easy - but worth giving a go if you have time
Ingrid
This is just an incredible in - camera work. Cant begin to imagine how many times you did it to get one that was so perfect. Thanks for sharing!