John‘s challenge this week is called “Pick a Word.” You must choose a word that fits your topic and select three or four appropriate photos to share. Please visit his interesting site for more inspiration!
I have chosen ”Double-Exposures” But if John doesn’t accept it (two words…) I will go for ”Double”.
During the pandemic years, I developed a love for double exposures. And swirls. But today I will pick only double exposures. I guess it became interesting because we could not travel very far and had to be very careful where and how we went. Doubles could easily be done at home or in the garden, with interesting results.
I tried many combinations, and these are some of those I found worked best. Flowers of course,
and flowers and text together.
Why not a library… we can never get enough of books!
Buildings make excellent photos – like these wooden houses in different colours.
Finally Stockholm railway station and City Hall – where the outcome is an old favourite of mine. In fact I think I want to try some new subjects for double exposures again!
So, John says the word you pick could be for example from photographic techniques like ”Backlit, Landscape, Portrait, Minimalist” or subject descriptions like “Mountain, River, Architecture, Wildlife.”
We are looking forward to seeing what word you pick to share in your challenge response! Be sure to tag your post with “Lens-Artists” and add a link to John’s original post.
Last week, Sofia challenged us to be BOLD, and we really were! Extraordinary answers to that one. Next week it’s Anne’s turn. To be sure you get a notice of her challenge when it goes live, follow her site here. If you’d like to join the challenge each week, but aren’t sure how to get started, check here.
Hope to see you soon – and until then, stay safe and be kind.
Leya 
Well done.
Very cool. I really like this post 🙂
Great choice! Double exposures add a creative flair, and it’s wonderful how they turned limited travel into artistic exploration! 🎨📸
The train station is my favourite.
oh I like the tracks the best from Stockholm railway station and City Hal
and the whole mood of the double-exposures here was story telling and visually colorful/captivating (doubled that up…. ha)
Great theme, great photos. Perfect. I love that library. One can never have too many books.
You are brilliant at this, AC! The roses a great intro, the flowers and text brilliant, and the train station a brilliant take on a transport hub! I’ve never had much success with double exposures, must try again!
Great choice! I really liked your images. I have tried double exposure a few times, but I am not completely convinced. I will have to try more.
Beautiful photos, very surprising effects and results!
What a creative and fun post! Your photos are gorgeous.
I always love it when you show your double-exposure shots, which isn’t very often. Your results are always stunning. I must find out how to do it one day!
I love the theme choice, Ann-Christine! One or two words, it’s the concept that counts.:-)
Of course, my favorite is the train station. You’ve inspired me to think how I might try my own skills at this topic.
These are beautiful! I especially love the flower and text shot 😀 I hope you do create some more and share them with us!
So creative and beautiful, Ann-Christine. You’ve inspired me to try them myself.
Very creative. Wonderful results!
I have tried this on my camera, but not successfully. I need to practice more. I really like the last image of the station and town hall.
Dear Ann-Christine
We really love your pictures, and of course this one especially of the library.
Thanks & Cheers
The Fab Four of Cley
🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂
You always add that touch of magic. I have no idea how to do this but the results are beautiful. I especially love the Header and flowers but the library is fascinating.
Gorgeous effects
Wonderful! I like to do that.
I’ve never really been able to do these Ann-Christine, I think you have done a great job. Great word too. I love the railway tracks, that is fantastic. The roses are great too.
Very cool double exposures!
Great photos. Did you do the double exposure in camera or in an editing program.
Wow Ann-Christine 🥰 These are wonderful. A great technique well used 😀
You did a great job with these. I’ll have to play with this technique
Wonderful photos. That last one from Stockholm seems to capture the soul of a city much better than a simple exposure would have. Definitely a technique worth keeping.
These are very cool images Ann-Christine. I don’t even know how to do double exposure with a cellphone. Is it possible?
These are clever, did you take them like this originally or edit after
These are terrific Ann-Christine! I loved them all but your flowers are especially magnificent.
This is a wonderful post Ann-Christine. Your double exposures are amazing and beautiful.