My DH took this of me years ago when we were motorcycling. If you look close you can see our bikes through me up on the hill.
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I enjoy looking at double exposure pics. They can be so interesting.
I haven't seen many 'in person' but I did have one.
While on vacation one summer I took a pic of an old Viking site that had been restored.
There were still some of the roll not used and a LONG time later I took a pic of my 4-yr. old son with his snowsuit on, standing outdoors with a snowball in his hand.
What a surprise when I had the film developed!
You could see the grassy huts of the restored Viking settlement with snow overlapping it and then my son 'floating' in the center.
I don't know what ever became of the pic...probably thrown out or hidden away in some book or lost when moving.
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Life...you muddle your way through it and then you die!
That is a very cool pic.
Another Phyllis
This life is the only one you get - enjoy it before you lose it.
Love the pic! Miss the old cameras that used a roll of Kodachrome!
Wendy in VA
that is neat.
What great pictures we got without all the digital possibilities! Love your pic!
nice picture .. should have that one blown up to an 8x10 that would be a neat one to display
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Very neat!
Love the picture. I am sure it brings back great memories. Indeed it is a treasure.
Linda
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Looks neat!
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