Topic: Hasselblad Double Exposure?

[seekingfocus]

Came across a couple (accidental) double exposures in some recent scans- I've never seen this happen before. Is this perhaps happening when I change backs before winding to the next frame? Any way to duplicate this? I never thought about double exposures with the Hasselblad, but these caught my eye.

My favorite part about them both, is that the two photos in each frame were shot on different days and in different countries than each other...

[jojonas~]

I don't know anything about hasselblads so I'll just skip to.. that's some stunning photos! they fit so well together that they look planned. really nice shots~

[original_ann]

Double exposures with a hasselblad are fairly simple.  Take an exposure, remove the back, wind, reattach the back, take the next exposure.  (repeat for as many multiple exposures you desire on a frame).  Here's one I did last year on a polaroid. (669 or 699 - can't remember).

[original_ann]

Oh and by the way - I love the one where she's lying down.  Looks like she's lost in thought thinking about a place where she wants to be...

[hookstrapped]

I really like these.

[seekingfocus]

Double exposures with a hasselblad are fairly simple.  Take an exposure, remove the back, wind, reattach the back, take the next exposure.  (repeat for as many multiple exposures you desire on a frame).

Thanks, I guess I must have done somewhat the same thing without realizing it while I was changing backs in the middle of the rolls...

-Jason