







I've been experimenting with double exposure photography over the past few days -- I find it rather enchanting and whimsical (though I must confess I'm left bit disoriented after awhile, ha!) Do you have a favorite?
I don't have much to say today -- all my free time lately has been devoted to working on the blog changes (which will launch Monday, be sure to check back!). It's only February third, but this month has already felt so long. I like it though -- it's so nice to finally have a bit of extra time to do things other than school. And the weather has been crazy mild. This time last year, we were drowning in snow; this year, it's sixty and seventy degrees every day. I'm not a huge fan of winter, but this is a bit strange, I must say.
As for today, it's been filled with rain and shopping and The Avett Brothers. And for tonight, I'm thinking some more Downton Abbey is in order. (fifth night in a row! can't get enough.)
Happy Friday, loves.


these photos are absolutely amazing!!!!!!!
ReplyDeletehow do you take photos like that? they're insanely good and so professional : )
have fun watching downton abbey! my mum's crazy about it and i can't wait until i get to experience this series...
xo
I love 2,4,6,7,8. So gorgeous! I haven't done a lot of overlapping exposure, but I must say you did a great job with these.
ReplyDeletethese are really cool! different, but interesting.(:
ReplyDelete-Oriana
http://this-real-heart.blogspot.com
I think the fifth one is my favorite. I love the connection between the two photos. But I have to agree, they make me feel a little woozy after a while! :)
ReplyDeleteThose pictures look pretty awesome! Also, I'm excited to see the new blog changes you are making :)
ReplyDeletetwo, four and five. absolutely beautiful! love it! :))
ReplyDelete-jocee <3
these are cool! I love the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th ones. :)
ReplyDeleteThis photos are magnificent! Can't wait to see the chances :-)
ReplyDeleteWow these are amazing! I really love how I have to search for each photo within a photo. I like 2,3,5, and 7 the best. I have to try this!
ReplyDeleteThe first two are my favorite; they're almost magical. Double exposures intrigue me.
ReplyDeleteThese are incredible! The first and second ones are my favorites. :)
ReplyDeleteI just got hooked on Downtown Abbey! LOVE it!
ReplyDeletethe first photo is so magical.
ReplyDeleteHOLY SHENANIGANS. THESE ARE ACTUALLY THE COOLEST PICTURES I'VE EVER SEEN. CARLOTTA, HOW DID YOU DO THIS?! Ahhhh. Freaking out. I LOVE THEM ALL.
ReplyDeleteI absolutely adore the second one, and the one of Reagan. Did you do these on Picasa?
ReplyDeleteThese are the most amazing pictures I have ever seen. I need to know how you did this!!
ReplyDeleteDid you use an editing program? Four and six are my favorite. But I love them all!
Cindi
Love the pictures, Carlotta! 3 & 6 and stunning!
ReplyDeleteGabby
These are so neat! You've officially inspired me. :) My favorites are 2, 4, and 7. Especially 4. <3
ReplyDeletexoxo,
~Bree
I adore 3, 4 and 7. But 3 especially.
ReplyDeleteI love these photos!! 2 4 6 and 8 are my favorites. :)
ReplyDeleteWow, I never really thought of doing that to pictures, but I find it very enthralling.
cindi and simi: I used lightroom to edit all of them, then layered the photos, two at a time, in gimp.
ReplyDeleteI like the first one and the last one! But they're all amazing! I wish I had your photography skills
ReplyDeleteI very much like the doorway with the leaves, but they are all lovely!
ReplyDeleteOh. My. Word. Stunning!! The last is definitely my favorite but they are all amazing.
ReplyDeleteso lovely! it'd be super sweet if you could do a tutorial for novices like me.
ReplyDeletexo flor
that gorgeous building & trees. just stunning.
ReplyDeletegosh, these are all so amazing. i could stare at them for hours. literally. beautiful work carlotta!
I think my favorite is the one with your ring, or the one with the leaves. But they are all beautiful, and interesting!
ReplyDeleteSometimes, it's cool what a little editing (or a lot) can do -- it's fun experimenting! These are definitely unique. :)
--Liz B
My favorite is the one of the hand with the beautiful ring... but they're all very unique! Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeletexoxo MIss ALK
http://confessionsofamaineteenager.blogspot.com
these are so cool! i've been experimenting with multiple exposures lately, as well, and it can be tricky to get a photo that doesn't just look like a messy blob.
ReplyDeleteI love the one of the flower from different angles!
These are awesome! They are really cool.
ReplyDeleteI love these all so much! The leaves & the door and Reagan & the flowers are my favorites. And I'm super excited to see the new look! I will probably check a hundred times on Monday. :)
ReplyDeleteLovely! Particularly the fourth one x
ReplyDeleteoh, my word. this is so gorgeous. I've been loving double exposures lately! have a great saturday. oh, and I'm definitely trying out downton abbey soon!
ReplyDeletexo
gaah, i love these. so much. my sister is a clever one. ;) this is making me excited to see how my double exposures turn out from my first roll of film.
ReplyDeletemissing you like crazy today! xo
twin sister.
These are really adorable, Carlotta. Wow! I love the second one, so vintage. :)
ReplyDeleteoh my goodness. too gorgeous. i haveeee to get a gimp!
ReplyDeleteLOVE.
ReplyDeleteWhoa, that's so cool! I seriously love them all! Very nice! :)
ReplyDeletemmmmmm....yum. They are all so perfectly colored and arranged. I like the one with your hand and ring in it. Simply lovely!!
ReplyDeletewow, these are amazing!
ReplyDeletebeautiful. love the one with the church(?), loved the darker tones...
ReplyDeleteTaru from World Tour Stories - two lovers sailing around the world
All the photos are amazing!!!
ReplyDeleteI know Downton Abbey is soooo addicting!!! Are you watching season 1 or 2?
LOVE these photos! how beautiful!
ReplyDeletei'm a new reader as of today, and SO glad i found your blog!
x
http://thepheasantandi.blogspot.com.au/
um, they're a little gorgeous! Love them!
ReplyDeletethe leaves and door...stunning :) found you through kristen!! love your blog already!! :D
ReplyDeletethese are gorgeous! love the new design, by the way. :)
ReplyDeletexo.
Swooning over these photos... seriously. <3
ReplyDeletethis is just incredible. i love it! how did you do it? is it on an SLR camera? i would love a tutorial :)
ReplyDeleteif you'd rather email me, you know where to find me!
xo
kylie
www.spencerandkylie.blogspot.com
Love the sunset!
ReplyDeletelittle did i know that after reading this post i would become obsessed with double exposures. i love the challenge of finding which photos fit together -- almost like a puzzle. hope you don't mind that i posted a few as well :)
ReplyDeleteOoh, love these! The first two are my favorite! :)
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