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In the jungle

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Frosty tree

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Firelane

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Fluffy ball

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Double trouble

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Pipelines

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Seeing double

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Deep in thought

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Blur

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1.) I created the multiple exposures in the camera by going to menu on the camera. Then, I went to the camera icon and went all the way down to multiple exposure and turned it on.

2.) My favorite multiple exposure is multi 1 of the palm trees and the banana leaves. I like this one because its the most clear multiple exposure and the colors look really good in the photo. Also, I like the way that I edited it.

3.) To create the color channel multiple exposure, I had to take pictures of a subject doing two different poses or from two different angles. Next, I put both photos into photoshop and layered one on top of the other. Then, I clicked on the "fx" button on the bottom bar and adjusted the colors to the way I wanted them. I also adjusted the positioning of the photos. Lastly, I flattened the image by going to Image and then clicking the Flatten Image option.

4.) To create the impressionistic photo and the spiral photo, I had to open up the photo in photoshop. I made 5 copies of each photo. Then, I clicked the "eyeball" on for only the background and layer 1. I then used the move tool to move the layer 1 slightly to the right. I repeated this step, layer by layer. Once I completed all of the layers, I went to Layer and then Smart Objects and I converted it to a Smart Object. Lastly, I went back to Layer - Smart Objects - Stack mode - Mean. Finally, I saved the image as jpeg.

5.) I learned how to be able to take multiple exposure photos using a camera. I could use this for photos in the future that I wish to make look cool or different than just a regular photo.

6.) I preferred the multiple exposures in the camera because it was more simple and I think that the photos looked better.

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Spinning circles