Paula has a black and white challenge each Sunday. We have two days left to post for this weeks theme, ‘Convergence’, so I’m just in time. One of the things she suggested was a double exposure, this is my first subtle attempt at that.
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Lucid Gypsy 
Very nice indeed!
Beautiful texture! 🙂
That sounds very clever, and I like the result. 🙂
You’re keeping me guessing. I thought you might have a 6WS but you’re converging. 🙂 🙂 Will you be doing Cardinal’s night challenge too? Bet you’ve got some beauties… I remember one in Exeter centre. Weekend plans, Gilly? We’ve got wet, wet, wet but I’m loaded with chores (and blog 🙂 ) before I go to Tavira next Wednesday.
I might make 6WS, but no I haven’t any night photos and no opportunity to go get some! We have full sun at the mo but rain is forecast and I’m off to Plymouth for Louisa and Williams birthday 🙂 Have a lovely day honey, I’m excited for you x:-)x
Enjoy! I didn’t mean you should 6WS as well, greedy! 🙂 🙂
You’ve been doing double exposure for years. I can tell! This image (these images) is (are) beautiful the silvery delicate ferns and the stark black. May your weekend be ribbed with delight.
Oh, Meg, your way with words! 😳
This is gorgeous Gilly
Excellent choice Gilly. I love how the light come through and such great texture. Stunning shot! 😀 ♥
Wouldn’t know where to start with double exposure but love the effect!
Lovely result, Gypsy 🙂 I almost missed your pingback. What a shame it would have been. Your convergence looks very natural, and that’s why it is so successful. Thank you for joining in.
So beautiful and subtle. I have no idea how to even start doing this. You are very clever.
A seriously subtle convergence, Gilly…nice one!
Excellent photo of the fern Gilly…………it’s actually ended up looking a wee bit like a very fine fossilised impression of a fern, maybe 300 million years between your exposures! 🙂
I like this very much.
Enjoy the birthday party.
Perfect, Gilly. Well done. 🙂
spectacular spectacular