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Have you ever wondered how to create Multiple Exposure images? Making them is fabulous for feeling creative, soothing for well being and a sense of individuality. It is one of our specialist genres!

Take a look around the site: there are blogs to give you ideas or courses and workshops to teach you. Janina Wilde also offers presentations.

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

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Multiple Exposure in Camera and Post Processing 📸 I love Monet's paintings and this is an impression based on inspiration from his work. This month is the beginning of the 'Inspiration from Artists' course from the Wilde Academy. I will lead you
Multiple Exposure in Photoshop 📸 Some more fish but this time just the tails! I had a lot of fun both taking the shots of the Koi Carp with a slower shutter speed and using textures in PS. If you want to know more about layering and multiple expos
Multiple Exposure made in post processing 📸 More Koi Carp and textures. Textures are such a large component in multiple exposure they crop up in both of the exploration and the skills course. It takes quite some time to work out which textures to
Multiple Exposure made in post processing 📸 One of the reasons I really enjoy post processing multiples is the freedom of having all of your images in one place and, once you have worked out where to start, letting the image evolve around you. I r

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Inspirations: Birds as a Multiple Exposure Element
Inspirations: Birds as a Multiple Exposure Element

Birds can be far more than the subject of a photograph. In this article, discover how bird layers can be used within multiple exposure photography to add movement, atmosphere and visual balance to your images. From creating beautiful chaos to enhancing composition, learn how birds can transform an otherwise tranquil scene.

How to Photograph a New City: Planning a Creative Photography Trip to Valencia
How to Photograph a New City: Planning a Creative Photography Trip to Valencia

How much planning should you do before photographing a city you've never visited? Using Valencia as an example, discover how research, shot lists and location planning can work alongside instinct, creativity and multiple exposure photography to create images that truly reflect your experience of a place.

Inspired by the Artists: Finding Your Own Voice Through Creativity
Inspired by the Artists: Finding Your Own Voice Through Creativity

Discover how artists including Claude Monet, Gustav Klimt, Yayoi Kusama and Georgia O’Keeffe have influenced my approach to multiple exposure photography. From colour and texture to abstraction and atmosphere, explore how looking beyond photography can help shape your own creative style.

How to change the Mood in Multiple Exposure Photography
How to change the Mood in Multiple Exposure Photography

How much can the mood of a multiple exposure image change simply by altering the layers? In this blog I explore how one impressionist tree image evolved into five completely different interpretations using textures, blend modes, birds, light and colour. From peaceful and calming to chaotic, glowing and dreamlike, discover how post-processing can become a mindful and deeply personal creative process.

On Location: Multiple Exposure on the Jurassic Coast
On Location: Multiple Exposure on the Jurassic Coast

Discover multiple exposure photography on the Jurassic Coast, from Lyme Regis to Beer, with creative techniques in-camera and in post-processing.

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.