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The Style Advantage - A Collection Of Captivating Images. (A sister blog to my original blog toyastales.blogspot.com )

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In his time lapse series called 'Time is a Dimension', Singapore-based photographer Fong Qi Wei doesn't use a typical long exposure trick. He captures the passing time by layering different photos of the same spot with clear edge lines of each frame. Each collage is digitally cut and created from pictures Fong takes within 2 to to 4 hours.

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With just two images and a bit of Photoshop trickery, you can create unique images. Here's our tutorial on how to easily create a double exposure in Photoshop!

Here's a beautiful set of images from German photographer Stephanie Jung. They are multiple exposures of four Japanese cities - Tokyo, Osaka, Shibuya and Nara. If you were to just glance at them, you might think they are sketches. Each frame captures so much movement. And in my opinion, these urban scenes are very appropriate for the process. I couldn't find any technical

In his series Urban Melodies, Italian photographer Alessio Trerotoli superimposes hundreds of different images to create beautiful city artworks. Offering an abstract representation of urban lands...

David Hockney 'Mr & Mrs Clark and Percy' 1970-72 How do you see the world? Look around you - do you see the scene in front of you as ...

Check out this arresting series of images by photographer Christian Ruhm. The German artist created these wibbly wobbly pieces with multiple exposures (no post-processing work here) — a simple photographic technique that gives rise to a striking take on some of the world's most iconic architectural landmarks.

Check out this arresting series of images by photographer Christian Ruhm. The German artist created these wibbly wobbly pieces with multiple exposures (no post-processing work here) — a simple photographic technique that gives rise to a striking take on some of the world's most iconic architectural landmarks.