In my first year of shooting with a 4×5 camera, there were two occasions where I ended up double exposing a sheet of film because I wasn’t paying enough attention to the dark slides as I placed them back into the film holders them post-exposure.  Oddly enough, both mistakes turned out really well, and encouraged me to practice this deliberately from time to time.

This shot was taken overlooking the West Fork of Oak Creek Canyon in Arizona.  I took one exposure with the closest thing I had to a ‘standard’ lens, then switched to a more telephoto lens, thinking I was exposing a different sheet of film.  The enhanced layering effect made this one my favorite mistake.

In response to the Daily Post Challenge: Oops!