Dramatic Double Exposures and Wedding Photos You Have to See
 | June 12, 2014 Breaking news from America's top photo magazines |   | |  | These photos took two clicks and lots of planning Shooting a double exposure is a tricky thing. Nailing the exposure is tough, but getting the right composition can take all the patience in the world. When we tasked our talented readers with making double exposures as part of our monthly Photo Challenge, we were excited to see what they would produce. They didn't disappoint. |
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