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This is my double exposure its of my friend Savannah. Instead of combining two photos like most people did I combined three. The photo on the neck is of an orchid tree and the one on the face is of downtown Cincinnati. I think the two photos work really well together, and I'm happy how it turned out.

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  1. The blending of the three seems so perfect that it almost looks like a reflection of one landscape

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  2. This is such a cool image! I love that you can get the full effect of all three photos, they blend really well together. The way the orchid tree photo is situated right under the grass from the city photo helps make a great transition, and together they complement the image of Savannah really well.

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