have a seat...

hmmm... so... inspired by @dabnotu i decided to mess about with some in-camera double exposures... i have yet to figure out a combination that works and out of 30 or 40 shots (60 or 80 really) this seems the best of the bunch... but i'm not sure that's saying much ;p

[☠northy]

@dabnotu - i gave it a try... not sure i've really got it figured out yet...

[Lindy]

I have also tried in camera double exposures...believe me yours is so much better than mine!!!

[Kandie]

Great job!

[Jules Hoogstra-Anderson]

I think it looks amazing and abstract.

[diane day]

cool effect

[Taffy]

I like it -- I find in camera ones very hard to line up and come out as envisioned...more luck than not.

[Graeme Stevens]

Love it. That is all.

[maree_sanderson]

i like it...something i haven't seen before...interesting...fav

[gloria jones]

This is a cool image that makes want to keep looking...

[Debs Stott]

It is interesting, in fact I really like it.

[Yao RL]

I had a feeling that the moment I am sitting on it, it is going to disappear.

[still crappy sailor]

This looks great. I have never seemed to figure it out. If I were able to accomplish something like this, I would be happy for sure.

[Disha Parekh]

Very interesting!

[Suse♡]

Cool effect

[Sarah]

I think it's great! I am sure you are being too hard on yourself!

[Velina]

I really love how it has turned out! Fav

[Pam Knowler]

I have wanted to try this but not sure how to get the best effect. I suppose just have a go like you. I love the way this had turned out! I suspect you are too critical of your own work! Fav!

[Andy]

A cool result for sure. Not something that I have tried yet.

[kali]

a fine example all the more effective with your trademark processing

[Barb]

I like this a lot

[Debbie]

Really really cool. I'd be ecstatic if this was mine

[Juan Antonio Zamarripa]

@northy Ibid. on much of the above; the elements from the two images complement each other, obscuring/highlighting alternately/at once. From what I’ve been able to see about your camera, it facilitates the process, correct? I look forward to seeing more: Peace!

[Clare Gadsby]

Very cool. Have tried it myself with little success. Yours just seems to work

[Krista Marson]

I totally dig how this turned out.

[aikiuser (jenn)]

Works for me! Fav

[Saxa van Eijnsbergen]

Cool effect! My camera has got an image overlay option which I tried a couple of times, but you can't rotate or move the image, so quite limited and much depends then on lines etc of the picture itself. Must see if I can do in-camera double exposure.

[Walks @ 7]

Luscious! Wonderful technique.

[Sara R]

This is amazing! What an interesting technique.

[Call me Joe]

So artsy, fav!

[Joan Robillard]

Love it.

[Kate Goring]

Beautiful double exposure.

[Islandgirl]

Awesome on black!

[KWind]

Very cool effect.

[Lee]

Nicely done very effective, and you've inspired me to have a go.

[Bankmann]

Loving the result. Fav. :-)

[Rachel Withey]

I love this. I can't do this in camera and I'd love to be able to I think you come up with very different images compared to those you layer while processing. Fav

[Caroline]

It is awesome, I love it - well done!

[David]

High key double exposure... like it. Let's see how many features you can combine in one image!

[Steve Angell]

Very nice.
I am now looking to see if my Fuji does in-camera double exposures. :)

[Jill Peck Vona]

wonderful FAV

[Hiro]

Love this! Inspiring stuff :-)