Using Textures in Multiple Exposure Photography: Getting Creative in Photoshop
Discover how to use textures in Photoshop to transform your multiple exposure photography and open up a whole new world of creative possibilities. From collecting everyday textures and building your own library to experimenting with layers, blend modes and colour, explore how even the most ordinary surfaces can add atmosphere, interest and a completely different feel to your photographs.
How to Develop a Photography Project: From Initial Idea to Finished Body of Work
Taking your photography beyond individual images and turning it into a cohesive body of work takes time, experimentation and a little bit of editing ruthlessness! Discover the key steps in developing a photography project, from finding your initial idea and exploring creative possibilities to selecting, sequencing and presenting your finished images.
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.
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.
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.
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 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
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 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
Discover multiple exposure photography on the Jurassic Coast, from Lyme Regis to Beer, with creative techniques in-camera and in post-processing.
Multiple Exposure Techniques for Minimalism
Explore how multiple exposure can be used to create minimalistic photography, using textures, tiny subjects, birds, and in-camera techniques for calm, expressive images.
Multiple Exposure Photography with the Nikon Z5II: A Creative Review
Explore the multiple exposure features of the Nikon Z5 II through a creative photographer’s perspective, with blend modes, in-camera techniques, and real-world experience.