Double Exposed - Mexico and India

Cara in Tepoztlan, Mexico.

Brad in Delhi, India.


Robyn in Mexico Double Exposure Fest:

Jacq in Pushkar, India.

 

Mazunte, Mexico.

 

New Double Exposures

Robyn tree planting

Sarah during the ice storm.

Gilda double exposed with a sister 

but you can't tell.

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View from my tent.

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Geese near Wellington on Lake Ontario

Winter Time in the Green House

 

 Lydia

Nasuna

My sister and I double exposed.

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At Annie's cottage.

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Tree Planting photos are scanned. Storm to come. 

First a double exposure of Elliott and Dylan....

Some more double exposures...

These make me very excited!

Double Exposure, Sophistocated

I finally got a new film camera! She's a beaut! The Nikon FE2. I wanted it mostly because it has an option for double exposures. It's pretty exciting to be able to do double exposures without a range finder and with manual control. I was kind of getting frustrated with the unpredictability especially in framing of Holgas. I hadn't really taken any photos for almost a year since my 35mm Holga and Canon AT1 died tragic deaths. I'd forgotten the feeling of swamping my blog with photography ... but I'm into it.

Fuji Fail

I don't think I like Fuji film or my new Holga. These are the only ones that kind of turned out from a role of 12.

Second attempt at my fogged window project.

Kris double exposed with one of his drawings.

Before I moved into my new house there was this crazy wind storm that made it look like it was snowing leaves. It was the prettiest.

Tree Planting through a Plastic Lens

The last shots from my 35mm Holga camera before it met it's brutal end in my block backpack. Even though they look tough, Holga's are not indestructible apparently.

God's Pocket

Some holga shots from our trip to God's Pocket in April.

Parque Aquatico Sitges

Here are some photos of when me and Michelle went to an abandoned park in Sitges, a suburb of Barcelona, and I painted a mural. Some park exploration was obviously also in order. I got Michelle Yarham to take the photos of me. I must have been feeling a little narcissistic that day.

Holga Miracles

I finally scanned a couple of old Holga rolls from my now dead 35mm Holga. The onslaught of posts starts here.
These two sets of photos taken in Barcelona have in common uncanny freak alignment of certain visual elements. Very exciting. See the montages to understand.