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Thanks for the positive feedback!
Klez - I've been playing around with multiple exposures for over 20 years now. It's easier to imagine what I'm going for when I take a shot, and more often than not, some of that comes out in the final shot; but there'd still a lot of "unexpected material". It's also getting really expensive to buy and develop film, so I'm glad I'm not trying it out for the first time today...
Jimster - I felt a bit awkward lining up that shot of people by the pool but the composition was too tasty, and the foreground back hair was the chef's kiss.
R**n - I've been to Bryce before! I agree - it's awesome. We had spectacular night skies on this trip. Speaking of "family acid" guy, we did tabs in Zion one night and had the pleasure of dilated pupils gazing on a full sky of stars for about 6 hours, imprinting the scene in my brain for the next day or so. All I can think of is, "ahhhhhhh".
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Photography Strut - Pics you shot recently
a few recent 35mm shots (mostly multiple exposures) from the old strip in vegas, zion and grand canyon
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2023 R.I.P. Thread
RIP Redd Holt - Y/H Unlimited are one of my all-time favorite bands. -
Recent Finds
Apparently it's loud/intense spoken word but for two bucks I had to have it for the cover...
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Cell Phone Photo Strut - Post Some Random Pics
Duderonomy said:
View from our hotel, Golden, British Colombia.
It’s been 40 years since I was in this part of the world, and I’m reminded that nature abhors a vacuum: Europeans came here and disappeared the “Indians”, now actual Indians are back. In numbers.Niiiice. Golden's a great place for skiing in the winter, I hear. Old friend used to be a ski bum there.
Indian ppl generally appreciate natural places more than other cultures I've lived in. (I'm of Indian heritage btw.) There's a mountain in Switzerland that's over-run with Indian tourist because it fits within the venn diagram of spectacular nature and bollywood: https://www.utracks.com/Blog/mount-titlis-bollywoods-favourite-swiss-mountain ;
The quiet waterfalls in my hometown are packed every weekend these days with Indian ppl appreciating the hell out of nature.
