Flowers

[Farider]

Thought I’d have a play round with multiple exposures after watching a session on the photography show, The pic is the result of a set of three exposures of a vase of flowers and some post processing. It’s an interesting technique to play with, I’ll play some more with this.

All comments welcome.

Abstract Flowers IMG_5513 by Ian, on Flickr

Ian

[Trev B]

Colourful but I'm afraid it does nothing for me. Suppose I'm one of these people who just takes pictures of what I see, don't see no point in messing around with them in camera or photoshop etc.

[lunarbo]

Yes it's colourful and fun but as HWWBO often (brutally!) says to me as he looks at my efforts " So What?" And I think that with Multiple exposures you have to have a purpose

I had a go at some in camera exposures a couple of years ago and decided that the most successful were in 2 cases-
1. where you wanted to show some movement - eg a bus travelling along the street
2. To superimpose one image on top of another for a reason .. I tried hubby 's side-on head image on top of a lion's head on a gatepost - so his head merged with the lions mane. (Well, I liked it! )

So maybe try the "So What" test , see if that guides you
Meanwhile congrats on trying something new

[Skyelines]

I can see that on canvas hanging in a white minimalist room.

[Farider]

Thanks for the comments everyone, appreciated. The pic is definitely of the marmite variety, you like it or you don’t. The opinion here at home was divided as well! It’s something that I’ll try again as I don’t get out much to take pics at the moment.

Ian

[Colin W]

Something different but I love the colours.