Double-exposure. Late afternoon sun shining through the trees. Image: Su Leslie, 2016. Edited with Snapseed and Fused.
Photography is all about light; about capturing how and where, and the intensity with which it shines.
In the montages here, two shots of the same view are overlaid. The first shot was in focus, showing trees silhouetted against the sky. The second shot was out of focus, reducing the image to blob and bokeh.
The difference between the two montages is largely an effect of the intensity of the light electronically shone in the editing process.
Double-exposure. Late afternoon sunlight through the trees. Image: Su Leslie, 2016. Edited with Snapseed and Fused.
Shared as a contribution to the Daily Post Photo Challenge. This week’s theme is shine.
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Interesting images. I like your thinking on these
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if you don’t look to closely it nearly looks like moss or something
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Yes! I hadn’t seen that til you mentioned it. 😃
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That is a great montage, and a great idea to impose two captured images of the same subject onto each other.
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Thanks Otto. I loved the bokeh shot, but on it’s own it really didn’t work so it was good to experiment with it. Cheers, Su
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Beautiful double exposures.
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Thank you 🙂
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