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From: "Larry N. Bolch" 
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Subject: Re: Sequences
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august.abolins{at}fanciful.org at august.abolins{at}fanciful.org wrote:


>  L> I have been playing around with shooting sequences and combining them
>  L> into a single image that incorporates time as an element, with strange
>  L> but interesting results.
>
>  L> http://www.larry-bolch.com/sequences.htm
>
>
> VERY INTERESTING!   Kinda freaky to see the "same" element
represented in
> a sequence that actually spans "x" amount of seconds, yet
seeing it in a
> single image all at once!

I think that is really evident in perhaps the simplest one. The guy in black
crossing the street. Everything in the environment is so "normal" that
seeing the same person multiplied a few times REALLY becomes surreal.

I expect from time to time, I will resurect the technique and explore it
more.

larry!
ICQ 76620504
http://www.larry-bolch.com/

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