Trying out double exposure. Still have a lot to learn and a long way to go. Will keep on trying!
Also played around with panning today but the results did not meet expectations! Will be back tomorrow to try again.
I'm from Tulbagh, Western Cape, South Africa. Tulbagh is a small farming community.
Get Pushed Challenge: I have been doing this challenge on and off...
@tigerdreamer Panning is my push, reads much easier than it is! Will have to go into the village tomorrow and see what the main road provides :-) The pictures in the multiple exposures definitely makes a difference. It took me a good few combos to figure things out and the exposure (or shutter speed) also makes a huge difference. @steeler Thanks Howard, it does help having a setting on the camera that allows for up to three exposeures!
Beautiful portrait of a dog! I like its eyes - they are so expressive. As for photo effect - it is interesting. The framing adds to the mistery here and little noise makes the photo older. Well done!
I think in order for two shots to really work well together they must have complimentary subjects. So you've done that well here with the dog and the little figurine of dogs. Nice job!
@sandier I have a multiple exposure setting in my camera menu, found in the 'camera' file (has a camera as an icon). It's also possible to do it in post processing using layers. I have posted a link in my reply to Bobbyj.
I'm thinking the key to these double exposures is going to be which two pics to combine?
@steeler Thanks Howard, it does help having a setting on the camera that allows for up to three exposeures!
Also discovered that I have a setting in camera that allows for up to 3 exposures!