Wilde Photography specialises in Multiple Exposure Photography

Have you ever wondered how to create Multiple Exposure images?

You can use editing programmes, apps or the settings in your own camera to create these wonderous works of art. Making them is fabulous for feeling creative, soothing for well being and a sense of individuality.

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Multiple Exposure picture of a fountain with a statue in the background.

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An alternative view of St Pauls - it's actually through a pane of glass with raindrops on - with added birds.....Happy Sunday everyone! From my 'City Limits' collection #sheclicksnet #multipleexposure #multipleexposurephotography #multiexposure #app
A classic view of St Pauls but ME style! This is 6 images which I originally shot in camera but they weren't quite aligned the way I wanted so I used more precision in PS. From my 'City Limits' series #sheclicksnet #multipleexposure #multipleexpos
So, just back from San Francisco (this will feature later once I have got over jet lag!!) And therefore starting a new series called 'City Limits' I think its interesting that apart from trees and birds I really like shooting buildings, but that's th
So as my 'Trees' series comes to an end (for now) I thought it was fitting to end with how I started. Inspired by the fabulous @pep.ventosa here is a cherry tree from Golden Gate Park in San Francisco. I was lucky enough to meet Pep at his open stu

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Multiple Exposures After Dark: Creative Night Photography Techniques
Multiple Exposures After Dark: Creative Night Photography Techniques

As the evenings arrive earlier and the streets begin to glow with festive colour, nightfall becomes the perfect playground for creative photography. Multiple Exposures After Dark explores how you can use crosshatching, bokeh, colour play, and even a sprinkle of Photoshop magic to transform ordinary night scenes into vibrant, expressive artwork. Whether you're heading out with your camera tonight or planning your next after-dark adventure, these techniques will inspire you to experiment, push boundaries, and see the night in a whole new way.

How to Set Up Your Camera for Multiple Exposure Photography: My Essential Settings
How to Set Up Your Camera for Multiple Exposure Photography: My Essential Settings

Discover the camera settings that bring multiple exposure photography to life. From aperture and shutter speed to colour profiles and white balance, Janina Wilde shares her favourite settings for creating expressive images that capture the magic of the season.

Multiple Exposure Techniques and Compositions for Autumn
Multiple Exposure Techniques and Compositions for Autumn
Inspirations: My Top 5 In-Camera Multiple Exposure Techniques
Inspirations: My Top 5 In-Camera Multiple Exposure Techniques

Discover Janina Wilde’s five favourite in-camera multiple exposure techniques—creative photography ideas to inspire colour, motion, and artistic composition.

How to: Use Bokeh in your In Camera Multiple Exposures
How to: Use Bokeh in your In Camera Multiple Exposures

Learn how to create magical multiple exposure photograpahy with bokeh - tips, camera settings, and creative inspiration from London to Sweden

Two men sitting on a bench by the water, with their backs facing the camera. The image has a double exposure effect blending the scene with water ripples.
Close-up of an orange flower with green background and grass.
Tree with reddish leaves in a grassy area, with a background of leafless trees.