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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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A Multiple Exposure Exploration of Stockholm
A Multiple Exposure Exploration of Stockholm

Join me on a multiple exposure exploration of Stockholm as I photograph the city's colourful harbour, historic Gamla Stan, church towers and extraordinary underground art. Discover how I used techniques including 180-degree flips, crosshatching, camera rotation and creative blend modes to create my own interpretations of this fascinating Scandinavian city.

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How Good Is the Fujifilm X-E5 for Multiple Exposure Photography?
How Good Is the Fujifilm X-E5 for Multiple Exposure Photography?

The Fujifilm X-E5 may be tiny, but how does it perform when it comes to creative multiple exposure photography? I put this compact camera through its paces using some of my favourite techniques, from Pep Ventosa-inspired in-the-round images and changing blend modes to focus shifts, camera rotations and crosshatching. Find out why this little camera surprised me and why I can see it becoming a regular in my camera bag.

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How to Use Textures in In-Camera Multiple Exposure Photography
How to Use Textures in In-Camera Multiple Exposure Photography

Learn how to use textures in in-camera multiple exposure photography, from sand and pavements to walls and bokeh, to create atmospheric and creative images.

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5 ways to create Multiple Exposures in Woodland
5 ways to create Multiple Exposures in Woodland

Discover five creative ways to create multiple exposure photographs in the woods, from black and white and ICM to crosshatching, abstract movement and magical bokeh.

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On Location: How to Photograph Antony Gormley’s Another Place at Crosby Beach: Five Creative Multiple Exposure Ideas
On Location: How to Photograph Antony Gormley’s Another Place at Crosby Beach: Five Creative Multiple Exposure Ideas

Discover the creative possibilities of photographing Antony Gormley's Another Place at Crosby Beach. From bringing sculptures closer together with multiple exposure to 180-degree flips, silhouettes, bokeh and creative white balance, explore five techniques to inspire your own photography at this magical coastal location.

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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.