Video Tutorial: Double Exposure Effect in Photoshop

In today’s video tutorial we’re going to play around in Photoshop to create a cool Double Exposure effect, which is originally a Photography technique using nothing but cameras to blend two separate images together by exposing the film twice in two completely different photos. The style of this effect has also become popular with digital artists, who can use Photoshop to mimic the double exposure effect to create a surreal image. Popular examples are the True Detectives TV show intro, or if you’re a Taylor Swift fan, you might recognise this effect from her latest music video.

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Video Tutorial: Double Exposure Effect in Photoshop

3 Lucky Readers Can Win a Copy of the Exposure WordPress Theme from ThemeFuse

The importance of a good theme cannot be overlooked, and ThemeFuse delivers some of the finest themes available. A look at the ThemeFuse.com themes proves this instantly, and now we are so excited to be able to give three of our readers a voucher that will you to freely download their latest Exposure photography WordPress theme.

About the Exposure WordPress Theme

Built on top of the unique and robust Unyson framework, the Exposure WordPress theme is well and truly feature-rich. It’s the framework that allows you to control how your pages look and function, and Unyson was designed specifically with customization in mind. Not only does it allow you to be creative with a theme, but it’s also amazingly easy to use.

A MegaMenu is meant to be useful and customizable, and ThemeFuse added it to this theme to allow users to create the most functional MegaMenu possible. It is responsive for mobile devices. It is an incredible resource.

Not a programmer or designer? Don’t worry because the Exposure theme makes use of a Visual page builder. This is a drag & drop design feature that allows you to maneuver and alter even the most complex pages, without any background in coding. It’s all done entirely visually and directly on the canvas.

With all of these features, it is likely you will want to use more than standard blog pages. The Exposure photography WordPress theme has all of those pages, but it also allows you to design and add new ones at will. The Visual page builder offers you drag & drop ease of use, and you can whip up custom pages in minutes.

Looking for something a bit more complex? The evolved shortcodes are available in this theme, and you can use them along with the Visual drag & drop elements in the page builder to create whatever you want.

How to Enter

How can you get enter this amazing giveaway contest? You can do one of three things:

1. Post a comment below telling us why you would like to win the Exposure WordPress theme.


2. Optional: Let your Twitter followers in on it by tweeting: Win a free copy of @ThemeFuse #WordPress Theme from @speckyboy http://bit.ly/1EGLYZ6 (Click to Tweet!).


3. Optional: “Like” the ThemeFuse Facebook page.

This competition will run for the next 7 days, ending on the 10th of March 2015. All winners will be chosen at random and will be notified via email.

Now the wait begins! Good luck!

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