Photography

Seeing Double

I recently decided to try out some of the classic film tricks and one of the ones I wanted to try was some unpredictable double exposures but rather than just take two photos at a time I ran a whole roll of film through a camera then loaded it back into the cartridge but not all the way so I would be able to pull it back through and shoot it a second time.

The thing I love about this is that I was not the one who shot the roll the second time through. After I shot the photos on the roll I gave the camera to my brother to shoot through the second time. So two different perspectives on the world captured in one place. Its kind of like folding time. I love the abstract and interesting things that happen when shooting like this and I will be doing this again with other people in the future! At any rate, I posted a few on flickr but I thought it would be nice to post them here as well plus a couple extra that did not make it to my flickr stream

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Comments

  1. Fabian - July 2, 2008 at 9:00 am

    Funny idea, I especially like the second and the third one – with the bubbles in his face ;-)

  2. Tom Piltoff - July 2, 2008 at 12:45 pm

    Those are all beautiful.

  3. john Carey - July 6, 2008 at 12:36 pm

    thanks, i really cant wait to try this again, the next time i will be sharing the camera with someone in germany…!

  4. sunhead* - July 11, 2008 at 5:45 pm

    yay!

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