Double exposure of 2 sections of the Severn Bridge, taken while standing under the bridge

Underneath the Arches. Multiple exposure taken underneath the Severn Bridge at the Severn Area Rescue Association HQ at Beachley.

Infrared multiple exposure from Gloucester Docks

Infrared doesn't work that well with multiple exposure as I have to shoot in jpeg and the light band is so narrow. However, never say never. I can see that there is a problem with the alignment of the 2 images and can only assume that I moved before making the second exposure.

Still playing around with infrared photographs taken last week at the Wye Valley Sculpture Garden. This one is a composite of two, The Moon Gazing Hare, below and The Way of the Bee. I like the way that infrared treats different materials differently.

Isn’t our world beautiful.

The Ballerina, by Paul Thomas is made from recycled mechanical parts.

The Way of the Bee by Gemma Kate Wood is made from stainless steel and corten steel.

Another two from the Wye Valley Sculpture Garden.

I’m not really one for photographing other people’s artwork but infrared gives me something completely different, not to mention a challenge. The Wye Valley Sculpture Garden summer exhibition is on until mid September and well worth a visit.

You’ve inspired me to get my old Rolleicord out, so thank you😊

You’ve inspired me to get my old Rolleicord

Looking forward to seeing what you produce.

The most beautiful beach for miles around

Another multiple exposure image from the Treetop Walkway at Westonbirt Arboretum bit this time with the ME setting at ‘light’. Same place, same subject, same process but different results, not sure which I prefer.

Whacky multiple exposure of the Treetop Walkway at Westonbirt Arboretum. #sharemondays2025

Hello beautiful

Thank toy Dawn, one of the things I like about infrared is that you never quite know what you'll end up with.

Infrared from my local woods #sharemondays

A few ICMs on Amroth Beach. Some nice waves but I changed my lens and had trouble focusing for some reason

Multiple exposure from Colby Woodland Garden today. Very dog friendly.

Multiple exposure taken on a walk in NTS Colby Woodland Garden #multipleexposure #abstractphotography #fsprintmonday

Some more multiple exposures, not so whacky this time.

Playing around with multiple exposure and whacky custom white balance. Reflecting the crazy world we live in.

This image gives such an accurate reflection of the world right now. As you say, some really worrying times but we mustn’t lose sight of the beautiful and the good things that are around us too.

Totally agree Iain, one of the main reasons I left X

@artquestlondon (IG) 30/30 challenge day 4. The original photo was taken on a cold morning on a workshop in Glencoe with @colinprior. A cyanotype was made from the image, which has been bleached and toned and woven back into the original photograph.

@artquestlondon (IG) #30/30challenge day3. The prompt was reuse, recycle, reclaim. Very apt for this one. Two cyanotypes on fabric with some fabric scraps woven in.

@artquestlondon (IG) #30/30 challenge day2. Yesterday’s bleach and toned cyanotype woven with another from the archive.

In a bid to kickstart my creativity I signed up for @artquestlondon (IG) #30/30 challenge making 30 artworks in 30 days. I miss a day I’m out. Day 1 is an old cyanotype, bleached and toned with green tea.

Detail for me, it takes me right in to the centre of the flower.

Stunning

Hope it’s not to grim, although I know from Windswept that storms excite you too.