Go to see the birds
by MargaretNet

Comment by roz:
this should do REALLY well .. its the sort of scene that makes a person think calm and meditative thoughts .. stunning .. the birds are an added bonus .. :)

Mont Blanc Revisited
by MargaretNet

Comment by GolferDDS:
Very nice image. I can feel the wind blow and the cold air. One of the top 2 pictures in this challenge as far as I am concerned. The other one is not mine!

multi-exposure1
by MargaretNet

Comment by roz:
I LOVE THIS .. !! ..
i feel like i'm walking behind this guy .. and the bouncy movement i'm making when walking is creating some very interesting overlay effects .. i have almost 'merged' out of my own body ..
absolutely loved the link about thomasvanoost's/perpetual motion .. i'm going to be inspired by his images and yours ..
and you said you didnt think you'd have a half decent image by the end of March .. lol .. i beg to differ .. and at the beginning .. :)

multi-exposure1
by MargaretNet

Comment by Germaine:
You're off to a good start. I'm no expert at this type of work, but you might try a very slow shutter to introduce blur.

The Weird and Wonderful World of Lydia
by MargaretNet

Comment by Art Roflmao:
This gives me a headache. :P

tates-3
by MargaretNet

Comment by Art Roflmao:
Cool! This is all very amusing. :)

multi-exposure1
by MargaretNet

Comment by streetpigeon:
This effect, in my opinion, is very successful with the man and less so with his environs. If you keep going in this direction I'm sure you'll find your stride. It's inspirational to see people stretching their vision.

multi-exposure1
by MargaretNet

Comment by mariuca:
You might want to use this effect selectively, not on the entire image. That's to me the beauty of photoshop. The bikes and ground are very nice, not so the archway and the rest
I always thought that you use PS, so kudos to you

multi-exposure1
by MargaretNet

Comment by digifotojo:
I like the tunnel effect in this, the layers give it an interesting twist.

multi-exposure1
by MargaretNet

Comment by insteps:
Makes me dizzy. I've never had much luck with multiple exposures so I'm probably not much help. markwiley has posted some lovely images, using this method, that you might find interesting.