From front to back this photograph shows:
1. The necklace given to me by my daughter. With rare exception, I am never without it. She is my heart, and this necklace is my talisman.
2. The bump in my left breast bone caused by my enlarged heart from my congenital heart defect. A fact of life I live with every day.
3. The lump of my pacemaker resting on my left breast bone and which quietly allows me to live a life wherein I am not in danger passing out every time I pick up my walking pace.
I played around with this one…adding texture among other tweaks in Perfect Effects 9 and then posted it on Facebook. It seems to be garnering a lot of attention, so I thought I’d share it with you all.
Every workday morning…
Practice with in-camera double exposure. This is just the beginning. I can’t wait to keep experimenting with this technique.
Really! January 26th is Bubble-Wrap Appreciation Day. Look it up!
I took my Einstein 640 out in the backyard today in the middle of the day to work on overpowering the sun. These were all taken between 1 and 1:30 pm.
For the first two images, light is to camera left.
Light moved to camera right.
Carissa Snedeker Photography 