A double exposure (the figure), water reflections and merged layers. You have to learn how to swim in all this rain…
© Karen McRae, 2013
double exposure
River Snowscapes & the Ghost of Seasons Past
The River in full-on winter. There is no shortage of snow here to welcome in the new year. It is crisp and beautiful.
The Ghost of Seasons Past: A seed head in double exposure …it would seem there may still be unknown life left in there…
© Karen McRae, 2012
Incidental Exposures
The days seem intermediary. Frosted only at the edges. The autumn colours have faded – to sepia – to grey – to misty blues.
But for some reason these are colours I can sink into. Literally.
There have been a few times when I thought my boots might be lodged permanently in the clay bottom of the creek. But so far I’ve managed each time to wrestle myself out on to solid ground. When your mind is absorbed in one thing, you may not notice that your feet are being absorbed by another…
Each of these images is an in-camera double exposure. Layers of light and shadow on a rippling surface.
© Karen McRae, 2012
Sigh
There are trees falling in the “forest”, and I can hear them…
© Karen McRae, 2012
