This is pretty cool

[j_vincent]

So I just learned about this type of image stacking on Sunday and forgot about it til this evening, so here is my first test. I'm gonna go crazy with this. Just had to try it out. These are two different shots, just layered. If anyone has any tips for me, hit me with 'em! Thanks
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/_ftUXWlqa4hk/TVIgeqamdmI/AAAAAAAADIU/U-8r9r1S4ng/s720/Test.jpg

[skullduggery1]

That is cool and kinda creepy,

[mermaidwannabe]

Gosh, one can't even tell those are two different shots. Guess that's the idea of it.

Back in the days of the old film cameras, that was called "super-imposing" images, and was done in the darkroom. If it happened inside the camera, it was a "double exposure", and the results were usually anything but cool.

That's cool, though! Wouldn't care for that kind of manipulation when taking nature shots, but for creative art, it's wonderful.

-- mermaidwannabe

[gadget228]

Nicely done, at first I thought you had two cute puppy's... :ssmile:

[CassieLEO]

Wow!!!! Thats pretty cool :D

[rich311k]

That is very cool. Nicely done.

[Fisharefriends27]

:19:

Good Luck!

[j_vincent]

Made another one today to give me a study break...again. At least I have something to help me keep my sanity
https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/_ftUXWlqa4hk/TVNGR7ga1DI/AAAAAAAADJM/3LtTmkS096Y/s512/Many%20Jakes.jpg
Thanks for the comments all.

[Cliff]

Thats really cool

[Mith]

Jeez... between new camera technology and photo editing programs... the sky's the limit! LOL

[dbosman]

There was a tutorial on image manipulation, back when Bush Jr. was president, that showed him walking in a garden in Britain with Margaret Thatcher. They were several feet apart. By the end of the tutorial they were holding hands.

[j_vincent]

Thanks for all the feedback folks. Here's another one that my fiancée was kind enough to volunteer for while we were on a hike.
https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-xpCP9w-_RRM/TeMav8pfVzI/AAAAAAAADYc/dg_LtmchisQ/s720/Katie%252520Clones.jpg
I love this kind of random, kooky photography stuff. I really want to build a lens for tilt-shift photography, but just can't justify it yet.

[boogernose]

j_vincent, you've inspired me. I want to do some photos like this too. Going to look into now. Thanks, man! thumbs2:

[lucasgg]

Personaly I wouldn't hit YOU with a tip but the photo is most likely a 4 star.