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Comment by thrumyiis:
cool effect. I can see you are going to have so much fun with your theme, and I feel you will gain so much along the way.

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Comment by MacDonald:
Oh my, my fingers could get tired before I type all the things this photo triggers in me - as an old sci/fi fanatic I think of how we live in worlds that are separated by a thin veil - deja vu explained - There just isn't enough time to learn all the amazing things possible using the many techniques possible in photography - my eyes and mind love this type of photography and yet I have not grown enough as a photographer to create such compelling visions - so I will be content (for now) to enjoy the beautiful works of a mind more creative than mine.

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Comment by tjbel05:
Wow...ghostly. This reminds me of that ride at Disneyland...

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Comment by Neil:
I like the near/far composition of this...the triple exposure blends in nicely.

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Comment by Tiny:
nice to see this.

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Comment by Neil:
A bit of an out-of-body effect...it would be cool to see even more separation. So this is the Nikon double exposure feature? It's nice to do it via capture, but have you tried the editing alternativetwo short-succession shots sandwiched? Gives you a bit more control.

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Comment by Kroburg:
Multiple exposure works nicely for this image, even with the creating of a giant ship in the background. I like the foreground with the ice very much, I keep exploring it to see whether I can walk on it or not.

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Comment by nam:
I especially like Dennisheckman's comment: one moment watching another moment. The way the light catches and illuminates just the profiles is great.

Message edited by author 2013-01-27 08:28:01.

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Comment by bsluijk:
I can see you're addicted, and I recognize this has intriguing possibilities. Love to see how you progress.

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Comment by sulamk:
Made m e think of our alter egos escaping to the fore