Creating Double Exposures Digitally

Andrew Childress Last updated Mar 28, 2013

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Firing multiple shots on to the same piece of film was technique that allowed you to superimpose two scenes on top of each other. This aesthetic is something born in photography. It wasn't developed in any other artform first. Today, we'll take double exposures into the 21st century by doing our combinations in the digital darkroom instead of inside the camera.

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Andrew Childress

I believe that life is too short to do just one thing. In college, I studied Accounting and Finance but continue to scratch my creative itch with my work for Envato Tuts+ and other clients. By day, I enjoy my career in corporate finance, using data and analysis to make decisions. I cover a variety of topics for Tuts+, including photo editing software like Adobe Lightroom, PowerPoint, Keynote, and more. What I enjoy most is teaching people to use software to solve everyday problems, excel in their career, and complete work efficiently. Feel free to reach out to me on my website.

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