[x]

Browse More Like This

Shop Similar Prints
This Print Not Available more ▶

More from `limnides

View Gallery

Featured in Groups:

Not currently featured in any groups.

Details

Submitted: April 21, 2011
Image Size: 1.2 MB
Resolution: 905×1000

Link

Thumb

Statistics

Comments: 8
Favourites: 29 [who?]
Views: 439 (0 today)

[x]

Fracturesby `limnides

Photography / Architecture / Exterior

_{Rolleiflex 621 / Kodak Portra 160NC / multiple exposure / scanned negative}

~twilightwolf360 Jan 7, 2013 Student General Artist

This is really awesome, just so cool. Very well done, nice job!

`limnides Jan 8, 2013 Artist

Many thanks!

~twilightwolf360 Jan 8, 2013 Student General Artist

You're so welcome.

^arctoa May 2, 2011 Student Photographer

^{The No Smoking sign detracts from the image a little, but there's not much that you could do about that. The mess that the multiple exposure makes of the roof is what draws me in to the scene.}

`limnides May 3, 2011 Artist

Not without vandalising the station, anyway.
and yeah, hah. It's what I like about it, too.

~Sandstar12 Apr 22, 2011 Student Writer

I love the reflections of all the glass; it creates some really complex patterns. I also like the subdued colour scheme. There are no bright or garish colours, only natural blues and browns which I think gives a nice feeling of nature/earth which is at contrast with the man-made building. I can't comment on your technique because I'm no photographer, but I am curious. What do you mean by multiple exposure? and what effect has this created in this photo? <3

`limnides Apr 23, 2011 Artist

Cheers for the compliments!
Wikipedia tells it better than anything I'm trying to come up with: "In photography, a multiple exposure is when two or more individual exposures are made to create a single photograph. The exposure values may, or may not be identical to each other."

The simple explanation: I didn't wind the film forward and shot again at a slightly different angle to create the patterns.
The less simple: I purposely used a slower film, adjusted the aperture and the shutter speed so it wouldn't overexpose. (:

~Sandstar12 Apr 30, 2011 Student Writer

Ah, okay. Thank you

More from `limnides

Featured in Groups:

Details

Statistics

Fracturesby `limnides

The Journal Portal

Polls

What is your preferred drawing software?

deviantART [dee·vee·un'nt·ART]

Keep in Touch!

Deviousness

Add Media

Style