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Peter Wolinski

FOUND: How to create a double exposure in photoshop - What They Never Told You

A black and white double exposure of a farmhouse with the silhouette of trees around the edges of the frame.

If you wan't to make a double exposure in Photoshop, we've got good news for you: it's really easy! Gone are the days of film where creating double exposures was a difficult, manual job, which came with the risk of ruining your film shots. Now, all you need is a subscription to one of the best photo editing software applications and about 5 minutes of your time.

Double exposures are an awesome way of adding depth, atmosphere or an artistic edge to your photos. They can be a great way to convey the essence of two images in one. For instance, you can overlay two images from the same shoot, scene or area in one, to convey more of what you saw in the moment. Heck, if we're being cynical, double exposures can also serve as a foolproof way of adding a little more spice to somewhat boring images.

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