SHADOW

[davidb]

What do you think of this? It was an accident (pressed the wrong buttons in the camera's menu) - it's a combo of the pictures either side of this result.

EXIF:
1/500 sec at ƒ5.6
ISO 100
300mm (70-300mm zoom)

This Douglas C-47 Dakota was taken at the Biggin Hill Festival of Flight on Saturday 14th June.

[Paul Heester]

A happy accident indeed! Almost ghost-like in appearance which suits WW2 aircraft. I think the idea itself has potential to be used on a single aircraft with 3 or 4 multiple shots. Of course this could be done in post-processing with layering each aircraft. Maybe you have single images from the day itself that could be layered?

[Mike Farley]

Sorry, David, but I just cannot get on with the double vision effect in this shot. I think that there is potential for something similar along the lines already suggested by Paul, but this particular image is not doing anything for me.

[davidb]

I do have a problem with it. There was a long (comparatively) time between exposures so it's not an exact shadow. Perhaps two copies of the same image but cropped differently and then overlaid might work better.

Not being a photoshop expert it may take some time to figure it out!

[Nina]

I agree with davidc that the idea has potential. I would play around in PS to explore it some more.

[davidc]

I know we're both gingers but it was Paul who said it had potential

[Paul Heester]

I prefer the term Strawberry Blonde

I know we're both gingers but it was Paul who said it had potential

[davidc]

I prefer the term Strawberry Blonde

My brother insists on calling me "African Sunset"

[Mike Farley]

My brother insists on calling me "African Sunset"

Trust me, like the sunset, it will fade ......

[davidc]

I bet Paul & I are the only people who will be happy for that to happen