Trees photographed using the multiexposure technique

This time I photographed my favourite row of trees in Kolovraty in Prague in a completely different way than ever before. I used the technique of multiple exposures. The resulting photo is composed of ten shots, each from a slightly different angle. The photo was taken on location, not in post-production. I always shoot my multiple exposures in this way (so far). There are a few reasons for this: a) I always try to get the best possible shot on location, and in post-production I just tweak the details (colours, contrast, etc.), b) when I shoot multiple exposures handheld (without a tripod) on location, the result is always original and unique, and not machine-like like you could do on a computer, and c) I'm a photographer, not a graphic designer or collagist - too much manipulation in post-production would not really qualify the photo as a photo.