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Submitted: September 2, 2009
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Escher on filmby ~Mysterious-Spirit

Photography / Abstract & Surreal / Surreal

©2009-2013 ~Mysterious-Spirit

Dubai Airport
Holga 120 CFN
Fuji Pro 400H
Scanned from negative and converted to B&W in PS.
Double exposure.

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</sub> Omg! A DD! *faints*
Thanks for the overwhelming amount of faves everyone, I truly appreciate your support! And special thanks goes to Patrickruegheimer for suggesting this piece and to Opioid for featuring it. I'm so honored you guys picked my work.

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Given 2009-09-13

Down Is The New Up by ~Mysterious-Spirit is a great film in-camera double exposure with a very graphic-oriented composition. It reminds me of some of the word I used to see in galleries. The suggester wrote, "This is a amazing piece with great play with reflections and a b/w effect. Very interesting piece which is fun to look at it." ( Suggested by `PatrickRuegheimer and Featured by `opioid )

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~Weirdetta Apr 3, 2012 Student Photographer

This is so awesome!

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~fsaj Jun 12, 2010

Cool !!

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~Mysterious-Spirit Jan 24, 2011 Photographer

Thank you!

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~Nadija Jun 6, 2010

Featured in my journal [link]

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~TheQine Dec 25, 2009

Hey! This great piece has been featured!
Thanks a lot for the inspiration!
>> [link] <<

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~Mysterious-Spirit Feb 23, 2010 Photographer

Thank you so much for your continued support. I truly appreciate it

and sorry for the late reply >_>

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~TheQine Feb 25, 2010

Hey sis, it's the very least I could do in return for the inspiration you've given me!

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*serel Dec 22, 2009 Hobbyist Photographer

Quite confusing and due to that extremely interesting. The b/w and the reflections also work very well together.

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~Mysterious-Spirit Mar 5, 2010 Photographer

Good ol' double exposure trick.

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~Hereiamyellow Dec 1, 2009

Got to love a film photo. Great quality and interesting composition.

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