Wilde Photography specialises in Multiple Exposure Photography

Have you ever wondered how to create Multiple Exposure images?

You can use editing programmes, apps or the settings in your own camera to create these wonderous works of art. Making them is fabulous for feeling creative, soothing for well being and a sense of individuality.

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So this was the church in Illulissat in Greenland. I thought it was a fabulous building so I have given it some fabulous colours and extra birds! Scandinavian churches are really distinctive styles and the sea added extra atmosphere to this view. H
Let's start this week of with a 180 degree flipped image of the Brighton Pavilion - in a puddle!! Obviously I added some birds, although in this case the birds were snapped on the same day as I was in the city for the murmeration. Have a fabulous we
I wasn't sure if this was going to work but I think I have managed to get just the right amount of definition....One of the exposures is water and I think this makes a really nice addition, especially as this was taken at Eze near Nice in the South o

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What is: the difference between ICM and Multiple Exposure? (and can I combine them?)
What is: the difference between ICM and Multiple Exposure? (and can I combine them?)

This post takes you through Intentional Camera Movement and Multiple Exposure. Spoiler alert, they are different! I also share some of my recent forays into combining the two techniques in my work. Find some inspiration for something new right here……

Inspirations: Multiple Exposure in January….
Inspirations: Multiple Exposure in January….

Ever felt like January is never ending and you are not really sure what to take photos of? Here’s my guide to multiple exposure photography options both in and out of camera for the wet and cold months.

How to: Use the In Focus - Out of focus Technique for Multiple Exposure Photography
How to: Use the In Focus - Out of focus Technique for Multiple Exposure Photography

Want to start your in camera multiple exposure journey? (or just check you’ve tried this technique to its full potential?!) This blog will give you ideas and instruction how to make this fun technique successful.

How to: Use Double Exposure Photography in Gig Images
How to: Use Double Exposure Photography in Gig Images

Have you ever tried to photograph a band using multiple exposure? Here’s a little piece about my first attempt and what I found worked. If you have never photographed a band before you really should give it a go - it’s great fun.

Inspirations: How I created my Multiple Exposure Autumn Orange series…..
Inspirations: How I created my Multiple Exposure Autumn Orange series…..

Are you wanting to use photography to make autumn images, but not in the usual way? Then this article is for you! It takes you through the process of how I created my Autumn Orange Collection. Be inspired and unleash your creative side.

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