Note: I've had this is the queue for awhile, but it got buried so deep that I lost track of it. It was from my double exposure experiments a few weeks ago. I like the wheel and tree pics.
For Easter, I posted a double exposure of easter eggs over a log house.
Well, there is another log house in Appleton on the other side of the river. Note the wagon wheel.
I decided to try to use the wagon wheel in a double exposure. I like it.
Since we were in a log house kind of mood, we drove back to town to photograph the one near the park and boat launch.
I took one exposure of the trees in the park and then one of the house. I ended up with a very airconditioned house.
Then I took another of a single tree before turning back to the house. I kinda like this one.
The double exposure kind of shows a history of what used to be there; now there are trees where a house once stood. I like them too!
ReplyDeleteInteresting experiments. I like the overlay of the wagon wheel.
ReplyDeleteCool pics...I got a kick out of the air conditioned cabin. Last shot is really nice with the screen door brace at the same angle as the tree trunk. A hidden harmony kind of.
ReplyDeleteI like all of these, especially the last.
ReplyDeleteInteresting experiments. Kind of spooky.
ReplyDeleteI wouldn't want to live in the air conditioned house during a Canadian winter! The one with the single tree is kinda spooky.
ReplyDeleteThese are fun. I know what you mean by the queue -- that happens to me, too.
ReplyDeleteThe last one is so cool! The air conditioned house, LOL. I rarely put posts in a queue although I did for my trip posts. I wrote them (mostly) immediately when I got back when everything was fresh in my mind, then spaced them out over several days. I did revise the last one a bit with updates about John.
ReplyDeleteThere is a ghost-like quality to them.
ReplyDeleteAC your "kinda like" is my absolute hands-down favorite! I think that's beautiful and so interesting. xoxo
ReplyDeleteThat last one is a stunner! Well done.
ReplyDeleteThe cottage looks good enough on its own. The double exposure is done quite well looking artistic
ReplyDeleteInteresting treatments on the photos. I actually like the tree across the blue doom.
ReplyDeleteMy favourite is the tree-infused facade. Very horror movie, in a good way.
ReplyDeleteYou really do have fun laying around with various images.
ReplyDeleteLiving where there plenty of logs. I have no desire for a log house.
ReplyDeleteBut it look ghostly.
Cheers for your new driver. That is such a great feeling. After sixty-six [ouch] years, I still remember it. Also, the different feelings as my offspring launched and my car took to disappearing regularly.
ReplyDeleteAnd I like the wheel double and the tree double. Not sure about the glass house.
You've a keen eye!
ReplyDeleteYour photographic experimentations are so much fun to see.
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