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Published: 2009-05-11 21:53:24 +0000 UTC; Views: 1937; Favourites: 164; Downloads: 0
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that journey a-call me quickthat journey a-call my name
that journey a-have its way
and have me wonderin' all my days
(
[link] )one sunset in Pacific Grove, California
Holga CFN x 2, expired Agfa Portrait 160, homemade Splitzer (top image) and clear soft surround filter (bottom image) (this image has been flipped btw)border in PSP
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The top image is fantastic, and the softness of the bottom one complete it wonderfully!
The hidden secrets of the qudruple suset!
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Love the contrast of the darkness and the sun... has a very conceptual essence.
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very fantasmical! love the three sunsent merged
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thank you
(if you look closely you'll actually see 4 suns in the top image 
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fantastic work ! i really love the top image especially (-: may i ask where you buy your expired film from ? i mean is it in a physical store or off ebay ?
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thank you very much
i bought the expired agfa film from lomography.com; they purchased the remaining stock from the agfa production plant in germany. you can buy 5 rolls of 120 film at lomography for $25: [link]
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I find this very relaxing and otherworldly. The 3 sunsets in 1 is fantastic!
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so beautiful, it's like a dream. there's nothing like your work!
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*wipes glasses clean*
WHoAaaa that is trippy coooool Jill 
I thought maybe I was having acid flashbacks seeing so many sunsets at once
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Looks like angels, some celestial event. How on earth did you do the top part? No wait donde tell me 
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thank you
i used a homemade splitzer on the top one; it's a multiple exposure slicer and it allows me to only expose 1/4 of the frame at a time. after each shot, i turn the splitzer a quarter (without forwarding the film of course) to expose an unexposed part of the film/frame. i did this 4 times before forwarding the film; hence the 4 sunsets in one shot!
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O.o Wow, Gnarly! Suppose I can fabricate that for one of my pola cams?
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in theory you should be able to make one for any camera capable of taking double exposures, i just don't know how exactly you'd do it with a polaroid though (after reading this 
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The pack film polaroids have for 2Xexp., Ill let you know how it turns out. thanks!
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I love the ocean, and the dark mood of this. Instant 
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