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but the best pictures are always the ones that involve a little luck.
interesting concept
The ' pillow'-feel of the picture gives it something extra (feels like the building is sucking it's double in).
Great double exposure ^_-.
I've been wanting to do a double exposure with my Holga but I'm apprehensive because I know it won't be aligned properly. I suppose I should just do it, eh!
Any tricks or tips would be greatly appreciated
i had something else in mind when i took this shot--I was trying to get them to line up side by side, but instead they overlapped. At first i was disappointed when i got them developed, but then i realized this looked cool anyway [maybe it even looked cooler than what i originally intended lol]. I have a few more double exposures that i havent posted yet, but those too, didnt come out how i planned.
i suggest not being apprehensive. i know the feeling, but you cant be afraid to get creative with the HOLGA. Sometimes it comes out looking great, sometimes it doesnt. but thats the beauty of lomography.