Later in the evening we stood overlooking Cromer Pier. Here I combined long exposure with intensional camera movement. All taken at a very high ISO to add to the graininess of the result.
Wednesday, 18 December 2019
Cromer Multiple Exposure Abstracts
While we were away for the weekend i Cromer I had a couple of opportunities to play around with In-camera Multiple Exposure. The first was early i the morning at the house we were staying at in the small court yard. It was about 3 meters square and had mirrors to expand the visual depth of the area and quite a few windows. Combining the windows / mirrors whilst turning the camera resulted in some interesting abstracts. Plus an opportunity to take a selfie :)
Later in the evening we stood overlooking Cromer Pier. Here I combined long exposure with intensional camera movement. All taken at a very high ISO to add to the graininess of the result.
Later in the evening we stood overlooking Cromer Pier. Here I combined long exposure with intensional camera movement. All taken at a very high ISO to add to the graininess of the result.
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