This one was a challenge. I wasn't sure the best way to approach the double exposure, so I did a couple of different ways. First I snagged a picture of my Tri County Humane Society buddy Tucker. Love this pup! If I had more space, I'd snag him in a heartbeat.
Next up I needed a picture to merge with the image of Tucker. Wednesday was my Photographer's League meeting and I snagged this interesting image of downtown St. Cloud using a freelens I have.
This first double exposure was done in camera using both images. Looks like Tucker is a party!
The same two images, though this time they were processed with my HDR software, Photomatix.
The final image was created in Photoshop.
Which one is your favorite?
Next up visit the wonderful
Colorado pet photographer StinkDog Photos to see her interpretation of double exposure.
This is creative and nice. Does your DSLR have the feature? It is in Menu.
ReplyDeleteMy DSLR does have the feature in it! I'm shooting with a Nikon D300s. Under the Retouch Menu there is an Image Overlay option that will combine a pair of images together. Nearly forgot I had that ability!
DeleteCool - I will have to check this out - did you have to shoot in JPG or can you shoot in RAW to get this Retouch capability? very cool!
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