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Posted by roamin (Nova Scotia, Canada) on 19 October 2008 in Cityscape & Urban.

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Comments (5)

Elaine- from Vancouver, Canada

I love your work! now i simply MUST learn how to process that way lol... just beautiful, i favorited you in VFXY so that i can always see your new shot!

19 Oct 2008 8:31am

@Elaine-: Thanks, Elaine, this series of double exposures were mostly luck and happenstance and, I guess, that is the whimsy of Holga and stale-dated film. Thank you for your kind VFXY fave; I've reciprocated. Your Pixelpost blog work is smashing. I am now, officially, a follower and a fan! Cheers!

gbe from kansas city, United States

luck or not, these are wonderful photos

19 Oct 2008 8:36pm

Elaine- from Vancouver, Canada

i don't seeeeee myself in your faves lol but i understand, i think i'm going to revamp my faves to have people like you and blue chameleon who just take my breath away and make me hap happy when i see your photos :) i've got people in my faves that don't post everyday and people who don't ping VFXY.. i've got to streamline my experience... i love great photography, and i know i'm NOT one of the greats lol i collected a bunch of your most recent holgas... they are just stunningly beautiful

19 Oct 2008 9:28pm

Elaine- from Vancouver, Canada

lol sorry didn't mean to 'make' you fave me... i was just saying that i will probably streamline my faves soon... aaah well, i'm new to all of this, i imagine it will be a completely different experience a year from now... i added you in photoblog.org too... spreadin' the love baby, spreadin' the love, and no you don't have to add me on there lolol

19 Oct 2008 11:51pm

@Elaine-: Thanks, Elaine, for the adds. I've responded by PM. Cheers!

bluechameleon from Vancouver, Canada

Like the meeting of two thoughts as the meld together. The double exposure seems a shadow on the small town.

22 Oct 2008 8:13pm

@bluechameleon: Thanks, bluechameleon, for your comments and for the opportunity to work with you on this film-swap project. The results are way beyond expectation, verging almost on the ethereal. Cheers!

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