Talking to the moon
Oh, make sense of me, night
You can see so much from your cold height
You have poured a bottle of light from the sun.
In all this black, I see a light.
Can you spare a beam?
That old moon's got me in its spell
Just me
Talking to the moon
* This is a double exposure shot, blended of two layers.
One of the moon and the other of the man.
I wanted the moon bigger in the frame, and thats why I did it.
Oh, make sense of me, night
You can see so much from your cold height
You have poured a bottle of light from the sun.
In all this black, I see a light.
Can you spare a beam?
That old moon's got me in its spell
Just me
Talking to the moon
* This is a double exposure shot, blended of two layers.
One of the moon and the other of the man.
I wanted the moon bigger in the frame, and thats why I did it.
really gets executed first.
amazing chapture..!!!
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Far far away, no voices sounding, no one around me and
You're still there
Far far away, no choices passing, no time confounds me and you're still there
In the full moons light I listen to the stream
And in between the silence hear you calling me
But I don't know where I am and I don't trust who I've been
And If I come home how will I ever leave
I love it!
AND I WISH I COULD DO IT
HOW DID U MAKE IT?
I was on my way to the Caribbean and came to see your work to get some inspiration. Once again, I find myself just a little hopeless to capture stuff the way you do.
i have a question since I am totally new to lunar photography.. i have read in several places about ppl using "double exposure" and/or "overlaying" to be able to show both layers. am still not rly clear about the difference between them and which is the one where you need to take two separate photos for any of them.. i wud appreciate the help!
I have featured this in my news article 'This is Halloween' here --> [link]
Thanks again, Kitten
what is double exposure ?
how do you do it ... ?
You have really great ideas!!