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1. I created the multiple exposure effect by going on the camera settings under iso sensitivity i turned on the multiple exposures button
2. My favorite multiple exposure is the the one with the branches and the dry leaves, because it has a very vintage effect also because of the grain I added to it.
3. Using photoshop I opened up two different portrait images on different layers, then made the effect by going on blending options and choosing one of he RGB boxes then adjusted the layers to my liking.
4. To create the impressionistic and swirl images i used photoshop and shifted each layer towards the right or rotated for the swirl, and merged them then went to objects stack mode- mean.
5. I learned a lot from taking multiple exposures, and I would use this maybe when I want to do cool effects for a specific image
6. I prefer the multiple exposures on camera because i can use various objects and really make it my own.