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Shawn Harquail Unfollow
“ Point du Chêne Warf ”
Tried breaking the rules by doing a multiple exposure overlay of this lighthouse located in Pointe du Chêne, New Brunswick, Canada. Three separate photos, merged into one. The effect is certainly not for everyone, but it was fun to learn and play around with.
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  • Claudia Veihl Edited 4 years ago

    Very interesting effect. I am one of those who probably would prefer it without just because I'd love to study it closer and this one makes me dizzy. But I like the… more

    Very interesting effect. I am one of those who probably would prefer it without just because I'd love to study it closer and this one makes me dizzy. But I like the composition and colors in the shot. Learning new things is always great and sometimes you just need to play around :-)

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  • David Morris Edited 4 years ago

    Wow! Disconcerting effect. Love it or not, you can't ignore this one!

    Wow! Disconcerting effect. Love it or not, you can't ignore this one!

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  • Manon Hoogeboom Edited 4 years ago

    So cool!!

    So cool!!

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  • Kimberley Protzman Edited 4 years ago

    Nope, not for everyone! I can't say I really like it, but I do appreciate it and the effort you made. It looks like you did it well. I think I'd like it better… more

    Nope, not for everyone! I can't say I really like it, but I do appreciate it and the effort you made. It looks like you did it well. I think I'd like it better overall without the advertising on those traffic barriers. I wonder whether you could have cloned them out somehow or at least made them much lighter and less well defined. That's some fantastic light in the background, and your horizon is beautifully straight!

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#horizonlines #lighthouse #winter #multipleexposure

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