My friend Scotland found a Pentax point & shoot in the thrift store, and gave it to me to finish the roll. The batteries were dead.
I think the roll had been shot, and rewound, but when I put in new batteries, it thought it was a fresh roll. I went to an all-day brunch party.
I’m delighted by the results. I really like how you need to turn off one of the images in your mind to see the other, sometimes.
I really like how some of these are yellow.

The house has a big 2nd story balcony over the back yard.

He’s in a boat!

My favorite.

The brunch host rented a Bobcat to play with. We all took a turn. Here, someone’s destroying a clothes dresser. The boat in the background is sitting across the alley.

I REALLY like how that one girl’s face is peeking out from that woman’s jacket.
If you’re into double exposures and are on Facebook, check out a double exposure film swap group a friend of mine made.
These are amazing, made more so by the found images being really interesting.
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Outstanding. You found your mojo. Now ya got me thinkin!
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I really like the contrast between the greenpeace people taking action in the middle of the ocean and a bunch of people having a bobcat for brunch 😀 Apart from that, colours and the way some of them are just looking as if they’re supposed to be like that is outstanding.
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Beautiful work, well done 😀
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Really awesome!! I think I’m gonna try some double exposure now!
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love the impressionistic colours and vitality
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Interesting results. Double exposures are fun!
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There’s definitely a story to the original images. The way yours overlaid is pretty great, especially since it was all unintentional. I love double exposures and have been doing full rolls of them recently. Maybe I’ll try a medium format set as part of my Year 2 project.
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Those turned out quite nicely.
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