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Submitted: September 20, 2008
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Holga 003by ~Nullermanden

Photography / Abstract & Surreal / Surreal

Holga 003

First half of a portrait-project I was assigned in class. Only rule was, that the portrait should be taken in natural light.

Double exposure, not a manipulation.

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~nieudanazycie 2 days ago

Very cool!

~roadmouse Jan 14, 2011 Photographer

Very cool double! I like the mood of the image.

!NowOrThen Sep 8, 2010

Impressive

very impressive. Well done.

~ty-rolka Aug 24, 2010 Hobbyist Photographer

amazing work!

~ofsentimentexpressed Feb 28, 2010 Student Writer

i love this. the ghostliness of the figure in the background is perfect, and the slant of the tree really adds to the effect
AWESOME JOB

~Khiria Jan 29, 2010 Student Photographer

this is absolutly great!
I adore it

~mydecember90 Aug 28, 2009 Hobbyist Photographer

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~Lillinyx Jul 25, 2009

Very nice.

~perfectojohnmata Jun 30, 2009

my god this is fricken perfect? how exactly did you get this? ive tried double exposures with my holga but never achieved something so sharp as this. teach me=]

~Nullermanden Jul 1, 2009

Just lots of luck, I guess! As you know with Holgas, there really isn't much technique to it

But on a serious note: I enhanced it slightly in Photoshop, but all in all, it really just boils down to luck. One thing to keep in mind though, is where the dark and light areas are in your frame - like in this, I knew there was gonna be a dark area in the tree, and so tried to get the face to be over that area.

Does that make any sense? Like instead of doing a double exposure with a dark lower half and bright upper half in both pictures, do the second with a bright lower half and dark upper. Cause, you know, bright on bright = overexposed, and dark on dark = underexposed

Alright, I'm gonna stop rambling now

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