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1- To make the multiple exposure images I went into the camera settings, scrolled to the camera icon, found "Multiple Exposure", and turned to on Series.

2- My favorite picture is the one that looks like there is a tunnel in the stairwell. I like how I was able to put something there that isn't.

3- To create the color channels I put the two images in photoshop, moved them on top of each other, then clicked the FX button next to layer masks. From there I clicked "Blending Options" and chose what colors I want using the R G B boxes, then clicked OK.

4- To create the impressionistic and swirl I opened a picture in photoshop and created 5 more layers. Then, one layer at a time, I either moved or rotated the picture slightly. When I was done with that. I selected all the layers and went Layer-Smart Objects-Convert to Smart Object and let it load. I let it finish then went back to Smart Objects, clicked Stack Mode, and then Mean. It finished loading and then I saved it.

5- I learned that it's not easy to get a really nice photo with the multiple exposure setting on the camera. I could use it to take really unique editorial or just interesting pictures.

6- I prefer the multiple exposure using photoshop because I have more control in what happens in the image. I can pick and choose what I want to show more.