Showing posts with label magic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label magic. Show all posts
Monday, July 29, 2013
Double-Exposure Garden Portraits
I haven't posted in a while, so I thought I'd compile a series of something I enjoy doing with friends and family...double exposures! I tend to overlay a growing figment of nature atop the human element. If the posing and compositions are just right, then the underlying message is able to shine through.
Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Fall Leaf Affair
This is another series of double exposures shot with the Nikon F3 on a random roll of Kodak 400 I had lying around. Venturing into Shaw Nature Reserve, a wonderland of fall colors and beaming light with just 24 shots is quite an exciting feeling. One of my favorite things about film is the extra thought process, the selectiveness, the anticipation for something extra special, the training of the mind and heart to know when and what is right. This was an extra special roll though, a roll of duets, joining forces of complimentary colors, vibrant bursts of color...This roll was very much inspired by love.
Labels:
35mm film,
analog,
autumn,
double exposure,
fall,
kodak,
leaf,
love,
magic,
missouri,
nikon f3,
shaw nature reserve,
vibrant,
woods
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