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[RSL]

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[James Clark]

Neat.  In camera double exposure, or post-process layering? (Or something altogether different like a reflection from a glass window?)

[RSL]

This is just the way it came out of the camera except for the conversion to B&W. It isn't a double exposure. As HCB said, "Looking is everything!"

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

I suspect reflections off glass were involved, but it doesn't matter. It's a fine image.

[James Clark]

This is just the way it came out of the camera except for the conversion to B&W. It isn't a double exposure. As HCB said, "Looking is everything!"

Well seen, then!

[John R]

Indeed, good seeing, Russ.

JR

[graeme]

Indeed, good seeing, Russ.

JR

+1

[RSL]

It's an empty space in a dying mall. I shot through a window into the interior space, so Eric's right. There are reflections off glass.

[BobDavid]

A well seen scene, Russ. ... Friedlander, a Bauhaus design sensibility, and some surrealism come to mind.

The spatial relationships are spot on. The"math" works.

Plenty of low to mid-level malls are dying along the west coast of Florida. And yet the real estate boom is out of control. Subdivisions, apartment complexes, and commercial buildings are sprouting everywhere. 

[luxborealis]

Very well seen, Russ.