Creating multiple exposure effects can be loads of fun and add a truly creative twist to your images. In the video, learn how to create multiple exposure looks with NIK Collection Analog Efex and transport your images into a whole new realm with a few simple clicks. Then, finish off
Doing something different isn’t always easy. Sometimes, I think we too easily give up on our ideas that may be different. Or we give up on taking the camera out because the weather isn’t ideal. How about we stop doing these things? How about we just keep going, working on
Play. I talk about this quite often. That doesn’t mean I listen to my own advice though. I don’t know about you but I could use a little (more like a LOT) of creative inspiration lately. A reminder to play This Ted Talk with Dr. Russya Conner might be just what we
Borrowing a phrase from Monty Python, “And now for something completely different.” Blurs and multiple exposures in photography are not a new concept for me. They are, however, techniques that I’ve not spent much time with. Part of the photography process is learning, growing and expanding our minds to try
