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Double exposure of Fruzsi (~peachpatrol ) from back in September
Nikon FM2 + Ilford HP5 @ 400 ISO, hand-processed, scanned negative.
Full-view for the flower on her nose.
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Thanks so much
I love double exposures, I'm glad you approve!
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It depends what kind of camera you have.
If you're using a medium format camera, then it's easy - just don't wind to the next shot and take the photo on the same frame again.
Most modern film SLRs have a double exposure function.
Older film SLRs don't have this function, and the only way is to put the roll of film through the camera twice - which is what I did with this photo (although I recently found out that apparently my camera has a double exposure function... I just never knew).
If you're doing that, keep in mind to just slightly underexpose the first set of photos you take on the roll
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Very nice use of double exposure. The flower on her nose it cute
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Thanks!
To be honest the flower on her nose kinda annoys me, mainly because I'd like to be able to see her facial expression a bit better. But it works with the photo anyway
Glad you like!
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cheers, i'm glad you like it
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I like it, it looks as though the picture has frosted over.
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that's a very cool observation, didn't see that before
thank you!
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