Wordless Wednesday is a daily
prompt at Geneabloggers that asks family historians to create a post in which
the main focus is a photograph or image.
My great aunt Helen Killeen Parker must have been amused
by this double-exposure because she gave it TWO captions: Ghost and Three’s a crowd.
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So neat that she kept the picture and recognized the uniqueness of it. Most would think it a big mistake and toss it. I miss film sometimes, with it's happy accidents like double exposures, but I'm soooo glad to have a digital camera. I keep a happy accident photo file...it's fun to mess around with digital, too...and cheaper!
ReplyDeleteWow...I sure had a lot of words to say about your Wordless Wednesday. Guess I've over exposed myself....there's more on my newest post...here's the link...
Sue CollectInTexasGalToday's Post~
Oh My Moon and Stars or An Intellectual Pursuit of a Politically Incorrect Pile of Poop
No, I love your words -- you're a riot, Ms. Punster!
DeleteWhat a great sense of humour!
ReplyDeleteYes, she was cute with her captions.
DeleteOh, what a fun. A double exposure is almost like getting two photos for one (although neither is really clear).
ReplyDeleteTattered and Lost Vernacular Photography did a series on double exposures. See http://tatteredandlostphotographs.blogspot.com/search/label/double%20exposure. In one of the posts she asked others to submit links to some of their posts on double exposures. I don't know if she's still accepting posts or not.
Thanks Nancy. I'll look into that. I have photos of my sister's college graduation double-exposed. She appears to be graduating in a dog kennel. LOL!
DeleteCute! They are all ghostly!
ReplyDeleteWell that's true.
DeleteLOL Love it!
ReplyDeleteThanks!
DeleteHaha! That's awesome!
ReplyDeleteYour great-aunt had a funny sense of humor.
Sometimes I wish she had been less humorous and more particular about identifying people!
DeleteIt certainly does look ghostly. ha!
ReplyDeleteAnd just perfectly lined up to be really eerie.
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