Autumnal Multi Exposures

Inspired by Bill Wards post with his beautiful in camera multiple autumnal exposures I decided to have a go. Mine are not presented so well and vary more in their end results but, I have been enjoying making them.
Please feel free to express your view, I'm pretty tough and can take it, both praise and damnation.

The last one is stunning. Like the abstract of the third to last as well. Now off to try some of me own!

Yes , I am liking these. Again, these would look superb printed up large.

Very interesting set - Nos. 2, 5 & 7 are my favourites.

Phil

Thank you for having a look and your comments. No.7 the last one, is where I actually started applying some technique. I was showing someone at camera club what I was up to and she started talking about Kim Boske and her method of moving around trees. And so I increased my number of exposures to probably about 20 shots in this last one and I moved around the tree by about 45 degrees or so, a rather stunning Ginkgo tree that stands next to our equally stunning Beech hedge.

I like no. 4 especially, it is, dare I say, ‘painterly’! Sometimes tricky to get the effect right but you have done well with this set, well done.

Somewhat strange but aesthetically pleasing. Nice job!

Great stuff Nigel... rather partial to the last couple myself, but the whole set is very compelling... the last one in particular has a lovely softness to it... wishing you all the best with future experimentations...

Best

Just seen these - only 18months late - like them a lot Nigel!

Well then, thanks for bringing them back to the forefront, Andy. Hadn't seen them either - absolutely grand, Nigel, especially the last three.

I haven't seen them either. I shall certainly be having a go at some point during my captivity.
No 4 and its lovely pastel colours and the last one appeal most. The pointillist quality of the first two is nice as well.

I've just been enjoying some beautifully crafted images of Malta and saw this old post brought right up to here and now!
Thank you all for having a look and sharing your thoughts. I'm so pleased they are of interest.

Nigel