January 23: Photo treatment | Double exposure (Photography Challenge)

[heather_dw]

Originally, I had the a scene with Raven in the lake, exposed over a silhouette of her face, kinda like the example, but I couldn't get it working on a page, so I ended up doing two square photos over each other.

 

[ashleywb]

This may be my favorite challenge so far! Thanks, Farrah, this is so cool and I would never have thought to try it.

 

[mollyc]

 

[toriloowho]

 

[KellyM]

In case I'm not the only person with a Windows Phone, we do have apps too....
If you have a Lumia, the Lumia Camera app has a Smart Sequence function where you can double/triple/whatever expose action shots. I've done that before and it works well. If you want two totally different photos as Farrah did, it looks like Camera360 can do it. I haven't tried it yet but I may play later today when I'm stuck at the indoor play with my kids!

Thanks Lorry! You are so helpful

 

[Shivani]

Super challenge Farrah. I struggled initially to find the right photographs but think got there with trail and error Have applied blending modes to both photos to get the effect I wanted!

 

[jenn33199]

 

[andersm]

This is an awesome challenge!

 

[knclark]

This was a challenge - still need to work on this one - but here is what I came up with.

 

[rdjrneace]

I blended the statue into the field with the animals - definitely not something that I have ever done before

 

[bbachand]

Thanks for a great challenge - I learned something new! Tricky finding the right photos but once I found them, it's was a great technique to use to combine them.

 

[dotcomkari]

 

[jesskab]

 

[carilyne]

Didn't like have cattle on my hat and pic didn't work well so ended up erasing it and leaving cap and gown. The face has the effect I wanted. Layout may be the next redo after the challenge one though.

 

[EllenT]

 

[jenevang]

 

[zippyoh]

I could probably spend hours playing with this technique! Can't wait to use it again!

 

[jk703]

A picture of NY.... one at Twilight looking south on the Hudson River, and the other at night, now facing north on the Hudson River.

 

[Jennie M]

I have never tried this technique before. I like how it turned out!

 

[zenjen]

Here's mine. You certainly challenged me. Thank you! I started over with new pics four or five times and finally ended up with this. I used a picture of a leaf that I cut out of a photo I took and a photo looking up into a tree with the light coming through all the leaves and clipped it to the leaf cutout. Whew.

https://the-lilypad.com/forum/galleries/moc-23-beautiful.237803/