Domestic Double Exposures

Our Future

Pat

Salamanca

Pintia

Bordeaux

Extensions of a Life

Dreams

Distinct Double Exposures

Cypriot Landscapes

my brownie does people

Ioana in the truck bed

the timbers we hauled up a hill and paul overlaid with a tree

Paul and his truck

Excavations-Inanimate objects

our water jugs at Pintia

clean shot of the kissonerga-mosfilia

double exposure of kissonerga-mosfilia

Through the Viewfinder

through the viewfinder is a technique of using a modern camera to shoot through the viewfinder of an antique camera. in this case, my slightly battered (by an Athens sidewalk) but still beloved 1950s era Kodak Brownie. my modern camera is not fond of this technique as you can see.

At the Window

so i am taking these self portraits and i am like, oh dear, this is turning out like most of my self portraits so...i started draping fabrics over the lens to create the next two

"Ireland"

Unfortunately, this picture's only caption is "Ireland" which I would've guessed by the sheep. I do appreciate that even if my photographic skills have not improved that much over the years, at least my organization has! I'd wager that this was expired film, the lack of contrast at the corners is a giveaway. But what I've always enjoyed about expired film is how it accentuates the effects of light entering the lens...

Light Effect

Gaudí's model of La Sagrada Familia. I've always been fascinated by architectural models but this one is in a very, very dark room, so I had to play with the photo...

Doric Temples- Brownie

Nemea


double exposed-Delphi

Mygdalia Hill- Brownie

taking pictures of the trench with the workmen looking/talking on (double exposure)

Andreas-the-one-man-super-excavating-machine

the trench

inland

Film

While in Greece, I found out that many darkrooms still had the equipment to develop 120mm. Yes! Anyway, here are some shots of Athens from that roll, 120mm film (expired) taken with the 1950s brownie.

Athens agora

Athens agora, temple of Hephaistos

triple exposure within the agora