One interesting feature of film cameras is their ability to make cool double exposures with absolutely no effort on the part of the photographer. Just take a picture, and then take another picture. In fact, it takes more effort to not make a double exposure than to take one. With that being said, let’s just pretend that I did this on purpose, and didn’t forget to advance the film in my camera. I created art!
Sure, you could do this in photoshop, but who wants to do that? Lame. I don't edit film pictures; it's policy.
I took this/these (and the first Holga picture I shared) at the Gamble House in Pasadena. It’s a kind of house that is famous for its architecture, kind of like a house built by Frank Lloyd Wright. I later learned that it was Doc Brown’s house in Back to the Future. Pretty cool.
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Entertaining, I refreshed your page to see if you had replied to my comment on "Waiting." Lo and Behold, I find a new post that I have not received an email about.
ReplyDeleteSo what is the second shot? Some kind of ivy covered wall?
Good eye; that's precisely what it was!
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