English Hello community! This time I bring some experiences with multiple exposure. For those who don't know, multiple exposure is an old technique used in analog cameras where the same frame is exposed

A few years ago my niece showed me some photographic art of flocks of birds taking off, which were basically multiple exposures showing the flight trails of all the birds massed together. They were stunning

Some years ago I saw a photography tutorial of DigitalRevTV on Youtube where they did some photography experiments with multiple exposure photography. I think it looked great and that is why I also had

I saw a video of multiple exposure photography some time ago and I thought I might need to try it some time. Back in 2016 I positioned my camera on a tripod and did several exposures to combine them afterwards

Head Heart Hand photography by @gohenry Camera Info Camera UnitLensSettingsLocation Canon Eos 80d40 mm 2.8 standard lensManualSolong-on Abandoned Lot Exposure Settings Enabled Multiple Exposure three layers

Took this photo back in the days when I was just getting started in photography. I was shooting on 35mm film and didn’t realise that my roll was jammed on the last shot. So I kept taking photos, not realising

Digital composite of Hong Kong shot and edited with my smartphone. f/1.8 | 1/40 s | ISO 77 Equipment Used Camera: Asus Zenfone 4 Software: Snapseed Hope you enjoyed this post! I strive hard to provide

Digital multiple exposure of building near Ueno Station, Tokyo. f/1.8 | 1/1616 s | ISO 25 Equipment Used Camera: Asus Zenfone 4 Software: Snapseed Hope you enjoyed this post! I strive hard to provide original

Travelling with R. @ Piazza di San Marco Venezia We are actually smiling :) Memories from 2017 <3