Homeless in Paradise - Multiple exposure

[Marko]

Multiple exposure image shot in Honolulu and used for multiple exposure podcast (http://www.photography.ca/blog/?p=791)

[kat]

Very neat. Makes you look three..four times. (for me anyways). Like the job on the blending. Can this be critiqued?

I like the look..hope you don't mind me saying this but I think it would be perfect on a tshirt.

Ha ha..don't mind me..doped up right now.

[Marko]

Thanks!
sure, feel free to critique!
- just as an FYI - this was done in camera, so there was no blending in PP

[Bambi]

I think it's cool. my only criticism is that the homeless person is in the trees, which makes it difficult to see exactly what's in the picture. It might work better if he/she were under the trees. :twocents: But really, I think it's nifty.

[kat]

Really! Wow. Okay..only thing that I see (but your camera is the fault for this) is the blending of the bottom of the cart on the right side where there is a space free of palm leaves (the top end of the carts wheels). I think it should be a bit more opaque.

It did a great job on the mulitplying! I'm impressed with that. Very.

[Marko]

Thx!
That's the D700's auto-gain feature as mentioned in the podcast - It's VERY good in many cases but for greater precision, it's best turned off and the calculations made manually.

You'll get WAY WAY more precision by simply taking 2 indiv photos and combining them in photoshop....but WAY less serendipity.

[kat]

Ha ha..I'm behind two podcasts. Someone needs to buy speakers or even a blessed headphone set. Have I ever mentioned I hate moving??

Thanks! I will have to try it out when I get a moment or two. Maybe wait for the podcast if you have suggestions on how to do it!