Double exposure, or multiple exposure, is a photographic technique that combines two different images into a single frame. Haunting, dreamy, and gorgeous all at once, these kinds of photos make you stare awhile. Check out these amazing examples:
photo by Jessica Faye Canady
photo by Khánh Hmoong
photo by Michael Yan
photo by Leanne Surfleet
photo by Janet Brown
photo by Leanne Surfleet
photo by Brad Hammonds
photo by Khánh Hmoong
photo by Sophia Louise
photo by Jadranka Lackovic
photo by Michael Carlson
If you’re stuck in monotony, try this! Even if you don’t have a camera that does multiple exposures, explore your possibilities in Photoshop. If you need some tips, check out our article how to make a double exposure. Feel free to share your results on our Facebook or Google+. Have fun!
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This is the technique is on my photography goals for this year! So excited to master it. I started playing around with it but still have trouble choosing the right settings and understanding which settings fit a specific light situations.
The images are beautiful!