Double Exposure Photography Inspiration

Double exposure photography is the superimposition of two individual exposures to create a single photograph.  The exposure values may or may not be identical to each other.  The resulting effect is almost an overlayed or faint second image within a primary image.  Double exposure photography can be achieved with traditional film, although there is much less room for error, but it is also achievable through digital photography and post processing, which offers a wide variety of creative effects.

Here are some examples of double exposure photography that will inspire you to get out and try double exposure photography for yourself.

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Enjoy!

Double Exposure Photography:

Photo by Andrea Ciscernos

Oh Sheet by Thomas Barbey

Shanghai x Tokyo_1 by qwj qin

. by Trapac

for mona by Steph Goralnick

Lomo 0433 by Nicholas Hendrickx

Factory in the Sky by Hodachrome

Feeling Dizzy by Hodachrome

Photo by Paula Pire

Gather My Strength by beastlove

Besieged by James Butler

Photo by Tamara Lichtenstein

Alex & the Forest, All Together Now by Lou Noble

. by Trapac

Aria Las Vegas by Tim Navis

In Her Course by Thomas Barbey

Double Vision Series 2009 by Charles Bergquist

Metropolis Anonymity by Jakob Wagner

My Idea Of Warp Tunnel by amritash

Pathway Ladders by Dan Mountford