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Aug 12, 2010 00:08 |  #1

This is my first attempt at a double exposure with a digital camera. I did doubles years ago with my Canon A1.


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Aug 12, 2010 02:19 |  #2

I think it looks good technically (aside from her dress being really hot) but... in concept and in effectiveness, I just don't think it works. It looks like they're queuing to.. kiss... each other... after they're done... kissing.. each other?


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Aug 12, 2010 07:38 |  #3

I mean you photoshopped well, but as a wedding photograph I would say it was lackluster at best. I don't like how the arch is chopped off. Chairs and people in background are distracting. Colors seem very bland. 90% of the detail in her dress is lost because it was not exposed properly. The technique itself just doesn't seem to work here artistically.


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Aug 12, 2010 12:25 |  #4

IMO, double exposures are just too gimmicky and done to death.




  
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