remembering the days of fabric dyeing at Nakai, Tokyo
in camera double exposure
Disqualification Details
"You Must ... create your entry from 1 or more captures of a single scene (defined as a scene whose overall composition/framing does not change)."
Double Exposures, wether created in-camera or in Photoshop, are not allowed in Standard Editing.
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This was one of my top picks. Sorry about the DQ. I had no idea you couldn't use in-camera double exposures in standard. Now, I suppose, you can't put it in the extended challenge either.
Really???
Well, I didn't see this coming!
So, pretty much "everything" is allowed in standard editing but not that slight tilt to create a double exposure. Yes, now I saw that little text in the brackets. Why isn't something so fundamental mentioned in "you may not" That where the eyes go while checking the rules.
Is this discouraging? YES very much so!
Who knew? This was my hands-down favorite. I really did not know you could not enter an in-camera double exposure in Standard. I am so sorry for the DQ . . . but I just love this!!
What a beautiful, wondrously joyous image! The colors alone are a treat. The swags of fabric on the lines across the waterway must dance deliriously in the breeze, and too bad we can't see it but in our imagination. The water is a pointillist reflection of the fabric, which in turn allows the ripples through in their translucence. Fine art, so enjoyable.
Which part of this is the original, and what part is "texture"? Looks like two photos rather than one being treated as a slight background overlay texture.
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