Take Me to Paris: 188/365 (Sunday)

Ghostly Globe 19

Fire and Ice 18/365

I lied.  I can't move on from double exposures yet.  They are just too much fun.  The good news is since I couldn't sleep again, I have gotten tomorrow's project out of the way and can study new techniques tomorrow.  I have two images that were fun to play with.

The above image is similar to the next but has an even more surreal quality to it.  Before downloading, I used Nikon's blue/purple filter to edit internally, which gives the candle a cool glow.  I've probably been watching too many Star Wars films, but I think if you look hard enough, I've grown some cinnamon bun hair rolls.

 I think this one below is my favorite since I have yet to use any sepia tones.  The image is grainy since I worked with an ISO of 1600.  The globes are in each shot.  Can you find them?

Double the Exposure 17/365

Double the Exposure is an appropriate title for the illness pervading our household.  I've been hit, but still standing, well kinda.

The exciting part is I figured out the double exposure feature on my camera. What an awesome discovery since I still don't have image editing software like Photoshop or Lightroom (though if for any reason a student or teacher would like to use their 70% to purchase this software, I'm not going to say no). Discovering and practicing all the features of my camera is another one of the joys of this project!

I could play with this feature and the image overlay tool for hours, but for now I will settle for the image captured here in bed.  My eye looks scary, does it not?  Freak in a globe.

I took a super awesome one involving a national landmark, but am awaiting photo permission from a gentleman in France.  Besides there is plenty of time to share more images with you.  Thanks for looking and keeping my material fresh!  Still schooling myself to keep us entertained.  What will be next?  I'm thinking some HDR.