glowing flowers

This is a shot at answering April's get-pushed challenge: "Your challenge is to take a multiple exposure image using the Pep Ventosa technique." I am not sure I had heard of this before. I wish I had worked with a plainer background as the layer blending did garish things to the furry chair.
Wrist is on the mend, but I am still reluctant to leap back into my normal cluttered life. I may stick with one photo a week for while. Am using the get-pushed challenge as a way to keep my fingers dipped in.
I'm usually working but today spent the day curled up on the couch reading a mystery novel. My son is cooking dinner and the house, well, hope no inspection Sargent arrives with white gloves to poke around in corners.

[Francoise]

@aecasey not what I was hoping for, but definitely a brand new (and fun) concept

[katy]

I have never heard of it eaither but like your results. Good to hear you are getting rest but still popping in from time to time

[GaryW]

Love the result!

[gloria jones]

I like the result especially the flowers.

[JackieR]

Love this technique and your background does work

[Laura]

Looks great. For your Get Pushed challenge what do you think of abstract kitchen equipment? I hope you can return the favour by challenging me to something.

[Kathy]

I had to look that technique up. Perhaps if there was more difference in the backgrounds surrounding the vase of flowers it would have resulted in a photo more like what you were expecting. I like the effect on the vase of flowers.

[Frogger]

I've tried this technique. The idea is simple enough, but it is difficult to get a good result. I like yours.

[April]

Well done! Love the glow of the flowers and the swirl in the base.

[☠northy]

This came out quite lovely!

We’re paired for get pushed this coming week. I was so sorry to hear about your broken wrist - hopefully you are well on the mend by now…. I was thinking for your challenge to do something with mirrors…. Will that work? Please let me know if not and I will pick something else…