-- This image was created by chance, or in other words, by a mistake made by the photographer. The film was either in the process of being exposed or not, and due to the photographer's hesitation, the film was reloaded again. After being developed in the lab, the resulting photograph appeared as shown — the image was exposed twice. However, this mistake reveals a different kind of beauty through the technique of double exposure. -- This is the second image from this roll of film. The results that were developed and scanned, from the first shot and the next one, were not taken far apart in time. This reveals the context of nature that the photographer is falling in love with these things. In the image, an intimacy is created between the cloud mass and the leafless tree, evoking a sense of mutual care. The solitary floating cloud is held back by the tree that doesn't even have leaves, or conversely, the seemingly lonely tree is embraced by the clouds. This photograph was taken with a Nikon FM2 camera [N 865419] using a Micro Nikkor 60mm AF-D lens. The film utilized was KODAK VISION3 250D [5207].
-- This image was created by chance, or in other words, by a mistake made by the photographer. The film was either in the process of being exposed or not, and due to the photographer's hesitation, the film was reloaded again. After being developed in the lab, the resulting photograph appeared as shown — the image was exposed twice. However, this mistake reveals a different kind of beauty through the technique of double exposure. -- This is the second image from this roll of film. The results that were developed and scanned, from the first shot and the next one, were not taken far apart in time. This reveals the context of nature that the photographer is falling in love with these things. In the image, an intimacy is created between the cloud mass and the leafless tree, evoking a sense of mutual care. The solitary floating cloud is held back by the tree that doesn't even have leaves, or conversely, the seemingly lonely tree is embraced by the clouds. This photograph was taken with a Nikon FM2 camera [N 865419] using a Micro Nikkor 60mm AF-D lens. The film utilized was KODAK VISION3 250D [5207].