Despite the risk of creating something overdone, many photographers and visual creatives continue to make double exposures part of their visual storytelling tools. The dreamy works by Egyptian photographer Hussam Eissa make perfect examples of why they seek to master it.

With its origins tracing back to the days of film photography, double exposure simply involves exposing a frame of film twice, yet the creative applications it opens are only limited by one's imagination. With results that are often ethereal, reflective, and moody, it continues to persist as one of today's most popular photography techniques, whether traditional or digital. . thephoblographer.com

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