ride
by daisydavid

Comment by tnun:
what a beautiful eye. the shapes of motion. a visual delight. (alas, I did not vote, only in the splenery). (wow. 80/105. I am almost getting it).

ride
by daisydavid

Comment by dtremain:
Not sure of what I'm looking at, but I liked it. Bicycles. Yes. I remember those. Not ridden one in years. Reflections. Intriguing. Enigmatic. Evocative. Stirs up the imagination and memories - all good.
This image gets the Amber Pigtails Award.

ride
by daisydavid

Comment by skewsme:
we're just sitting here watching the wheels go round and round, we really love to watch them roll, we're happy that you let it go.

ride
by daisydavid

Comment by FromDaRock:
This looks like the same photo used twice.

ride
by daisydavid

Comment by JakeKurdsjuk:
Really like the way you used reflections to get two-way side-by-side with only two images. Took me a bit of staring before I got it. Bumping this to my #1.

first realities
by daisydavid

Comment by GeneralE:
Particularly interesting as I'm going to be trying to shoot some film in the near future. I think your combinations of images work well.

first realities
by daisydavid

Comment by herfotoman:
Your images need to be worked on/with by the me. No 5 second walk through. I like that.

In the end the merging was a side-issue, as each photo became a small unique universe.

first realities
by daisydavid

Comment by jmritz:
standing on a sidewalk, a parade, one band has gone by, the next is approaching. there is a moment when all the instruments mingle, magic. beautiful essay

first realities
by daisydavid

Comment by posthumous:
gorgeous rich images. putting them together is like watching a brief, spectacular movie.

first realities
by daisydavid

Comment by 2mccs:
When i see something like this i start to dabble with the idea of learning film technique. Of course overlays can be done with all digital (and you have done it brilliantly in another essay) but i think there is something more to these that, as yet, i haven't figured out. It would be interesting to see these as prints. I think their "specialness" would be further enhanced. Inspiring essay.