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#doubleexposure

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~meoralis~
I was experimenting with Snapseed's double exposure feature the other day, but I didn't have enough suitable photos for it. But I was diving into my archive to look for cable clutter photos for yesterday's photo prompt, when lo and behold, I found a few shots that could actually work! They are from the #London #velodrome, where we were watching a track session in 2014. 🚴🏼‍♀️
I must say, for 11-year-old photos, awkwardly stitched together on my phone, it turned out better than I thought! 😅


#OlympicPark #Stratford #QueenElizabethOlympicPark #LeeValleyVeloPark #Velodrom #trackCycling #Radrennbahn #Bahnrad #Radrennen #bicycleRace #bicycleRacing #bicycle #Fahrrad #bikeRace #Sport #sports #sportsPhotography #bnw #MonochromeMonday #monochrome #monochrom #SchwarzWeiß #BlackAndWhite #BWPhotography #BWPhoto #BlackAndWhitePhotography #BlackAndWhitePhoto #greyscale #grayscale #MonochromePhotography #doubleExposure
A black and white photograph shows an indoor cycle track, the Lee Valley VeloPark, with a group of cyclists racing. The track curves steeply, and the cyclists are captured with a motion blur effect, creating a sense of speed. Banners with "Cycle Surgery" and "visitleevalley.org.uk" are visible along the track's edge. In the background, there are rows of empty seats. The overall scene captures the dynamic energy of a cycling event in a modern velodrome.
#doubleexposure
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