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1. I crated the exposures by, choosing the setting on the camera, and finding my subject,  i would tend to take the first photo pretty zoomed out and then zoom in relatively close the the same subject

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2. i think my favorite multiple exposure was "That one Moment" because it is a very emotional photo with the dark filter and heavy shadows

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3. I had to make sure that the photos were the same size and align them as such. I then had to choose the fx choice on the bottom right and choose two of the color combinations that i wanted to work for that photo, and then adjust with the sliders from there

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4. For the impressionistic i had to choose a photo and make five other copies of that. i then would just scoot each photo to the right, or another direction if i so chose to do so, but i did not. For swirl, I had to make four different copies of that photo and seperately rotate each photo a little bit more than the last. For both impressionistic and swirl, i had to choose smart objects, and convert them to smart objects and ten find the mean of both photos and they merged themselves together.

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5. For the multiple exposure photos, I learned to find better angles for photos that i didn't know existed. I could use this technique for more emotional or happy photos in general life

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6. Photoshop because i had control over what i wanted the photo to look at and so i could adjust the photo as i felt necessary