This is a composite I created using simple blend modes and layer adjustments.

If you know anything about me you know that I’m a huge fan of multiple exposures. A few digital cameras can do it but mine doesn’t so I have to find other means of creating the look I want. I’ve finally found the look but I still haven’t found the best way of shooting for it yet. I wish film processing was still cheap and easily accessible. Oh, and getting it scanned is the most expensive of all now.

As artists we always seem to be blocked by money right? We don’t make an extreme amount of money yet we’re all okay with not making an extreme amount of money. We struggle.

Can you tell? These images were made by combining three photographs each. Those photographs were shot in horizontal fashion but when combined create a vertical image. Why do this? The quality is beautiful(when not sized for web) and it’s fun trying out new things. This technique is nothing new to the photography world but it’s the first time I’ve messed around with it. I’m still still still searching for the perfect wide angle panorama subject. Close range panoramas will continue to be a challenge…

Oklahoma.

Very flat and very hot.

The good thing about being flat is the ability to see awesome clouds for miles.

The good thing about being hot? There is no good thing. Only pain.

Easssyyyy tiger.

Kinda looks like a shark’s fin. Almost.

A concrete shark’s fin. Yeah, that’s it…

Oklahoma. Stormy one second, Sunny the next.

Beautiful all the time. Well, as long as you keep you head up at the skies.