Greetings my fellow bloggers. With school starting this week I have not had time to focus on my blog. I did manage to post on Monochromia today so I am sharing that post with all of you. I would love to hear your thoughts on the abstract work of double exposures that I did (inspired by a challenge).
Enjoy your day and I’ll be back soon!
Double Exposure
Double Exposure II
I saw a photography challenge on Facebook last week and set out to attempt it. The challenge was to shoot double exposures. I hope I am not boring you by posting flowers yet again…but, alas, my sunflowers are in full bloom and I chose them as my “challenge” subject matter. So, tell me what you think, and tell me what you see!
Robyn Graham Photography 
Beautiful shots Robyn, for some reason they remind me of a summer wedding ~ very nice!
I never shot double exposure, I know I have the option on my cam but never tried it. Personnaly I do not like the final result of double exposure except in very rare case
They are beautiful, Robyn, and the first one is my favorite.
To me, they look like flowers blowing in a soft breeze.
So nicely done!
Having grown up in Kansas, I still claim sunflowers as some of my favorite flowers, Robyn. Your double exposure pictures–especially the almost mystical and magical first one–are superb. In the top picture I see the whimsical remnants of a fairy dance…the remaining wisps after they’ve flittered away.
The first one works much better for me, and I’d like to see it with even more deepened shadows.
I like the effects here, Robyn, and I think I prefer the upper image (agreeing with Marylin) because the double exposure has produced a diffuse and diaphanous confusion of soft tones that is most attractive. The subject matter is far better defined in the lower shot, and so less effective I think. Adrian