Merging photos

“Merging Moments” is a new series of photographs featuring William Josephs Radford’s trip across Bulgaria. In his new project, the Spanish photographer uses “double exposure,” a technique that layers two different photos on a single image. No Photoshop or any other software is used in the process, as the artist skillfully takes advantage of the built-in functions of the camera. Visit our blog to learn more about William Josephs Radford’s creative initiative and enjoy the moments he merged.

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Los Angeles-based artist, Gordon Magnin, produces work that is a perfect combination of his education, talents, and environment. After receiving his Masters Degree from the Southern California Institute of Architecture, a bachelors of science in structural engineering from the University of Nevada, Reno, and completing studies at the Mountain School of Arts, Gordon finds himself

In-camera and post-processed multiple exposures can lead to evocative and poetic images. We look at some of the best from Photocrowd

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