Multi-exposed

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The interior of The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands


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Homes


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Long path ahead


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This is supposed to be the real skyline and the reflected skyline on the water lily pond.


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3 flyers


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Inside and outside of MBS


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What do you see? A patch of greens and...?


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Lines leading to somewhere


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Spoons rotating on a rod


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Squares


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Rocks and chairs


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Climbing the façade is not only dangerous, but also impossible.


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Have you done your mozzie wipeout today?


Here are the day-time photographs that were multi-exposed. I will post the remaining 3 photographs from the same roll of film in the next entry.

I've come to realised that it is quite pointless to single expose the images for day-time snaps with the holga. The visual impact is much lesser to surprise the viewer, including the photographer.

Despite contrast being the theory to achieving interesting compositions, I'm still having issues trying to figure that out in practice. It must first happen in your mind, before it is turned into reality. But reality sometimes (or 'always' is a more appropriate word?) turns out extremely different from what happened in your mind.


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Month taken: September 2013
Time taken: Afternoon, evening
Photo size above: 640 pixels - Longer side

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