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Dreamy Multiple Exposure Photography By Luke Gram

Jessica Jungbauer — Mon, 09 Nov 2015 09:49:05 +0000

Canadian photographer Luke Gram creates serene images by combining landscape imagery with silhouettes. Using the technique of multiple exposure, he manages to achieve photographs with a dreamy touch. Currently traveling through Europe, Africa and Asia, Gram – who also shares his travels on Instagram – specializes in landscape as well as portrait photography.

All images © Luke Gram

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Double Exposure Animal Portraits By Andreas Lie

Caroline Kurze — Thu, 07 May 2015 15:48:33 +0000

Norwegian artist Andreas Lie blends verdant landscapes with photographs of animals, creating a subtle double exposure effect. Snowy mountains and thick forests become the fur of wolves, foxes and other wild animals. We can imagine that Lie is inspired by his surroundings in Bergen, Norway, a coastal city surrounded by seven mountains. Some of the works are also available as prints and other objects via Society6.

All images © Andreas Lie | Via: Colossal

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Wisdom for my Children by Brandon Kidwell

Caroline Kurze — Mon, 02 Mar 2015 09:54:08 +0000

Photographer Brandon Kidwell created a series of double exposure portraits that he called ‘Wisdom for my Children’. He created the images with his iPhone and post-processed using some photo apps to impart some wisdom based on real experiences that Brandon went through with his children and symbolic of some piece of advice he gave them.

He states: “Raising children is the most important thing I’ll ever do with my life. A year ago I started to use double exposures to portray life lessons and wisdom inspired by issues that came about in my children’s lives. I hope that these portraits and the messages they contain are received and will resonate with my children and the decisions they make.”

To find truth, sometimes you have to reach into the darkness.

Sometimes what we fear the most is only something we haven’t grasped an understanding of.

In order to follow your heart, you must first find your mind.

Being free means having the courage to let go.

Lost time is never found again.

To find your courage, you must first find your fears.

Failure and Regret are reserved for those who are afraid to reach with their heart

All images © Brandon Kidwell | Via: Huffingtonpost

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Double Exposure Paintings by Tigran Tsitoghdzyan

Caroline Kurze — Wed, 21 Jan 2015 15:53:14 +0000

Armenian painter Tigran Tsitoghdzyan created a series entitled ‘Millenium’ for which he creates incredible hyperrealistic paintings of women. Made with oil on canvas, they appear to be covering their faces with their hands, creating an ethereal double exposure effect. If you want to see more of Tigran Tsitoghdzyan’s works, click here.

All images © Tigran Tsitoghdzyan | Via: Designtaxi

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Colorful analog photography by Davis Ayer

Caroline Kurze — Mon, 27 Oct 2014 10:24:59 +0000

LA-based photographer Davis Ayer is more of a visual artist than just a photographer. He uses his camera as an instrument and paintbrush, mastering the art of double exposure with an unbending attraction toward what is beautiful.

Shooting mostly on a Mamiya RZ, Ayer’s work features a dreamy host of colors and moods. Light leaks, double exposures, solar flare, and other manipulations make the colors in his film bleed so majestically and form the spine of his work. You can see more of his amazing photography on his Flickr and Tumblr or purchase prints here.

All images © Davis Ayer | Via: Beautiful/Decay

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Alter Ego By Olivier Ramonteu

Caroline Kurze — Wed, 15 Oct 2014 11:13:02 +0000

French photographer Olivier Ramonteu created the eerie and intriguing series ‘Alter Ego’ capturing the ghostly images of twins. As a viewer, we aren’t sure if we are actually looking at a cleverly combined multiple exposure or an actual twin couple. Well both is true as some of his subjects are really identical twins while others are just imagined. Ramonteu leaves it to the viewer to decide which couples are real and which are just cleverly manufactured doubles of one person. His aim is to raise questions about our perception and the things we believe are real.

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Fused Portraits by Antonio Mora

Caroline Kurze — Tue, 27 May 2014 13:51:54 +0000

Artist Antonio Mora describes his artwork as ‘cocktails’, mixtures of images found on blogs, databases, and magazines, fused seamlessly into imagery that could only come from a lucid dreamer.
Whether it’s a forest melting into a woman’s face, or someone’s hair exploding into a slash of water, the dreamy portraits are hard to get out of your head.

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Double Exposure Paintings by Pakayla Biehn

Caroline Kurze — Fri, 25 Apr 2014 09:47:28 +0000

We have seen double-exposure photography as well as hyperrealistic paintings before, but Pakayla Biehn succeeds in combining those two disciplines into one stunning piece of art. Her works are youthful and delicate, using mainly muted colors they remind us of the dawn of a summer night.

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