January 2017 - Level 2 Photography Assignment - Multiple Exposures

[Marko]

This month's level 2 photo assignment is 'Multiple Exposures'.
Assignments should be posted right here in this thread.
Okay then who will post first?
Level 1 assignment is here.

[theantiquetiger]

3 exposure of Houmas House Plantation, taken 1/2/17at 11:00pm. I went out just for this shot because of the fog.

houmas3x by Chris Campbell, on Flickr

[Marko]

I dig the etherial feeling here. Good job.
Difficult scene for shooting and processing

[Barefoot]

[Barefoot]

[Iguanasan]

What a cool set. Are these multiple exposures or a long exposure zoom which makes multiple exposures. My T3i doesn't do them natively, so I'll have to find a tricky way to do it or do it in post.

[Barefoot]

Are these multiple exposures or a long exposure zoom which makes multiple exposures.

My D800 and D300s let me combine up to ten individual shots into a ME. The lowly D90 allows me only three.

These are ten shot ME's made zooming my 16-35mm lens. Really wish I hadn't posted the first three until I'd learned a little more about it. They kinda suc. Especially the first two with their burned out street lamps.

I'm in Charleston, SC for some work related training so maybe I can get downtown and see what happens there. Should be able to furnish Runmonty with a couple of cool doors as well.

[Marko]

Nice one barefoot -
Here's mine - Old Montreal

[Marko]

2 more from me on the same day

[mbrager]

I tried a few double exposures on film. Surprisingly, my EOS Rebel T1 has a specific setting for multiple exposures. Shot on Ilford HP5+ which seems to be a very grainy film.