Weekly Travel Themes – MYSTICAL
I just LOVE walking in the woods, and so many different moods can be found there.
I also love doing double exposures, and they can really create a mysterious mood sometimes. Mystical, abstract… Well, decide for yourself.
Thank you Ailsa for another great theme!
Enjoy! 🙂
LOMO LC Wide
Lomography NC 100 ISO
Double exposure
C41 Home developed
LOMO LC Wide
Lomography NC 100 ISO
Double exposure
C41 Home developed
LOMO LC Wide
Lomography Chrome 100 ISO
Double exposure
Cross Processed in C41 at home.
Shimmering Grains 
impressive double exposures, I love the first one!!!
[btw if you want to do a film swap, let me know!]
Thank you Jesus!
Yes, I would love that, absolutely! Right now the weather here is no good for photography at all, but when it is better, absolutely a film swap, that would be awesome! Which film do you prefer? Two completely different perhaps? One redscale or tungsten, and one “normal”, could that be an idea?
Great! I have never done redscale, so I would like to try it, and another “normal” would be fine!
What cameras/format do you prefer? I can do pinhole from 4.5×6 up to 6×12 and also 4×5 inches; with lens I can go from 35mm up to 6×9.
In Flickr I have joined the group pinhole-film-swap for sharing our exchanges.
Hi, I have emailed you…
Incredibly beautiful 🙂
Thank you very much! 🙂
The first picture deeply penetrates the mind as it reproduces the experience in the woods, the top of the trees representing contemplation while the more distant landscape represents awareness of place.
Thank you Steve, happy you liked it. 🙂
The second and third shots are stately, full of life. Beautiful! The first one’s not so shabby either 🙂
Thank you!
The first image, with the jewel tones and the mist from the trees is just beautiful! And the turquoise of the last image is my favorite. I haven’t played with double exposures much, but I might give it a try now!
PS – I hope your Zero Image is on its way soon, it will be worth the wait!
Thank you very much, Jana! You should try it, it is so refreshing to not have full control, and sometimes it can be really surprising results. 🙂
Yes, I hope it will come soon…. But the weather is so boring right now, and it is quite dark those overcast and rainy days, so it is not so much photographing anyway….
Wow! These are all fabulous! Perfect for the challenge 🙂
Thank you Madhu! 🙂
Wow! Very mystical and so very beautiful…:)
Thank you! 🙂
These all turned out great, but that last one — wow! It looks like an electrical storm among the trees!
Thank you very much Luddy!
Yes, the double exposure and cross processing surely helped me with that!
Amazing what a little experimenting can do for the images…. 😉
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Wow…the last one is so atmospheric….love it!
Thanks a lot for your kind words, I’m happy you like it! 🙂
Much praise has been said above pertaining to the first image of this post. Rightly so as its absolutely fantastic, so I’ll poor it on a bit more 🙂 At first I didn’t realize it was a double exposure, thinking you happened upon the most fantastic low hanging fog in the forest. It was only after I gazed into the image for awhile that I realized it was actually two images, joined together in magical harmony. Stunning work.
Thank you very much Jeff!
I never plan my doubles, but some kind of underlying thinking maybe…
Sometimes it’s just luck…
And always fun! 🙂
Double exposures even those planned out still rely on a great deal of magic to result in something deemed successful. That’s part of their charm.
mystical indeed!
do they give award for weekly post challenge? this post surely deserves one! 🙂
You are very very kind! Thank you so much! 🙂
Stunning!! I love your double exposures!! 🙂
Thank you! 😄