by Hank Walker, 1953

by Gjon Mili, 1942

by William Klein

by Noell S. Oszvald

by Henri Cartier-Bresson

by Alex Howitt

Arles France 1959 - Henri Cartier-Bresson

Willy Ronis - "Nightclub in Paris, 1952"

Another one by Lorenzo Sala

L'evier 1919 - Margaret Watkins

by Lorenzo Sala

I really like how this one turned out!

I think I still need to make adjustments to align the shadow properly and balance the exposure.

This is a cool location-based double exposure.
(credit to bizberneth on flickr)

This is another Nathan Biehl (titled 'Limb'). The use of tree branches to look like veins and arteries is really cool.

Nathan Biehl also does really interesting double exposures. The texture of the leaves gives a really great effect!

Split - Nathan Biehl
I can't tell if the tree is just like this or if it was edited to be this way, but there is a kind of eerie feeling (maybe it's the sepia). The centering of the tree (rather than using rule of thirds) draws even more attention to the contrasting sides of it.

I took this up at the cliff
*disclaimer* no actual vandalism took place. Everything was posed/a prop.

Transcendent Visions - Slimmer_jimmer in a collab with Dandy Warden
I think it's interesting that the photograph can still convey emotion even though the majority of the subject's face is not visible.

Another Double exposure

One of my other finalss for scholastics

This is another panoramic I shot for the concentration in Georgetown.

This is Inner Beauty by Thomas Barbey (www.thomasbarbay.com)
He uses very interesting layering in photoshop~

Dan Mountford does really interesting double exposures "in camera." I'd really like to learn how to do this.

Merry Christmas