Alford Heritage Museum has good source material for multiple exposure images inspired by Brexit.
The images were created in-camera, two shots in each case.
The original subject was an old battered enamel / steel panel advert for "BP motor spirit".
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Wednesday, 23 October 2019
Tuesday, 19 June 2018
Car park, Aberdeen
As a result of visits to Aberdeen Royal Infirmary I've had the opportunity to spend time with a camera in the hospital car park.
I initially got some monochrome images showing interesting views on the ramps between floors, but then discovered that with the right light and choice of White Balance settings the colour of the steel-work comes alive. The first image is abstract showing the colour and detail as originally visualised. The second image has a warmer light and more clearly shows that this is a car park.
I initially got some monochrome images showing interesting views on the ramps between floors, but then discovered that with the right light and choice of White Balance settings the colour of the steel-work comes alive. The first image is abstract showing the colour and detail as originally visualised. The second image has a warmer light and more clearly shows that this is a car park.
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| Steel Work Abstract |
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| Car park, Aberdeen |
The car park is a modern multistory (12 or 13 parking levels) - a great improvement on the previous parking arrangements.
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